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Plan for underground cargo delivery tunnels to reduce traffic is now underway

On August 1st, the planning stages commenced building an automated tunnel network that would ship cargo in shipping pods on a self-charging rail system.

Cargo Sous Terrain (CST), or ‘Underground Cargo,’ will begin with a 46-mile (70-kilometer) stretch between Zurich and a central logistics hub in Härkingen/Niederbipp. It could grow to as many as 310 miles of tunnels (500 km) connecting all the Swiss cantons.

Run on renewable energy, the project is …

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