AirTrain Newark and AirTrain JFK | New Jersey and New York, US

WSP designed the world's highest and longest steel arch bridge for railway traffic in India. 

Parramatta Light Rail is one of the NSW Government’s latest major infrastructure projects being delivered to serve a growing Sydney. Light rail will create new communities, connect great places and help both locals and visitors move around and explore what the region has to offer.

The 1.7-mile, four-station Central Subway brings faster, more efficient transit to San Francisco’s fast growing and densely populated southeast neighborhoods.

The tram network in Stockholm is undergoing a major expansion. Tramway City is expected to carry 63,000 passengers per day in 2030 and will supply the new Royal Seaport district with efficient and environmentally friendly public transport.

Light rail project links existing transit lines and provides single ride access to and through LA’s downtown core.

The Kalasatama-to-Pasila project’s hallmark is excellence in community planning. Our experts are involved in designing the tramline extending from Nihti through Kalasatama Centre to Pasila, as well as numerous streets and green areas associated with the project. 

Successful and early delivery of Manchester Metrolink extensions and service enhancements triple the size of the original network.

 WSP is contributing in the design of Line 7 of the Santiago Metro, both in its engineering and its socio-environmental planning, contributing the company's international experience in these types of initiatives.

Sweden’s first venture into high-speed rail. The East Link will be one part of a future high-speed railway.

WSP USA completes the East End Gateway and LIRR Concourse renovation dramatically improving and revitalizing Penn Station.

WSP USA contributed to the development of a district plan for Philadelphia’s 30th Street Station that envisions a revitalized urban neighborhood surrounding the historic rail station.

The Vine is a six-mile, 17-station bus rapid transit (BRT) system in Vancouver Washington, offering enhanced transit services using low-floor, 60-foot-long hybrid buses operating in mixed traffic.