With the ongoing pandemic today, expect passenger numbers to stay low since commuters remain grounded in their movement from one place to another. Based on these recent trends, another solution must focus this time on improved passenger experience: human-centric design.
Human-centric public transit design refers to a brand new approach, with an emphasis on formulating solid and efficient solutions that provide commuters and operators with a mutual benefit, therefore promoting a sustainable community. In other words, the end-user is at the core of this “…

Soil may sometimes contain poly-fluoroalkyl substances or PFAS, among other contaminants, and in most cases, an infrastructure project construction demands substantial earthworks involving soil movement and management. Emerging compounds – especially PFAS – could have potentially unwanted regulatory implications for such a project and many others.
Unexpectedly, some risk management trends have emerged recently, highlighting how project and property owners can mitigate risks associated with PFAS. Here are a few.
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