Cities In Motion: Design Dreams

Some of the world’s favorite cities, rendered in incredible detail, are waiting for someone to organize their transportation networks and manage passenger flows.

As the needs of the population change from the 1920s to 2020, you’ll manage everything from buses and trams to commuter trains, maximizing profits and keeping your passengers happy.

Key Features:

• Tram: Bergstrom Light – Bergstrom is known for making vehicles that can withstand the harshest conditions, and the Bergstrom Light is one of their best examples. It’s also very attractive to passengers, thanks to its comfortable seats and large windows. It’s a great choice for most cities, and excels at short distances.
• Helicopter: LI-8 – Originally designed for military use, the LI-8’s excellent design soon led to it being adapted for other uses. It has plenty of room for passengers, is durable and long-lasting; its only drawback is high fuel consumption. However, this is not a high price to pay for using such a great vehicle.
• Bus: Pavlov 677M – The Pavlov 677M is a fast and roomy bus. It has a powerful engine and comfortable passenger seats, as well as enough space for prams and standing passengers. The engine, despite its power, often acts up, but the 677M makes up for this with low fuel consumption and a good average speed.
• Metro: Galaxie Berliner – The Berliner, as its name suggests, was built specifically for the Berlin metro system. It is very robust, fast and has an excellent capacity. It is a good choice for an urban transport system – where a lot of passengers use the line.
• Metro: Ohm M1 – The Ohm M1 is a powerful train with a lot of seats. Its modern and trendy design makes it very attractive, while at the same time increasing aerodynamics and thus reducing fuel consumption.