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Hamburg, One of the Most Vibrant Cities in Germany, Is About to Revolutionize the Way Tourists and Locals See Transportation. Specifically, We Are Talking About a Service That Combines the Best of Both Worlds: Land and Water.
Jan-Peter, both captain and driver, describes the novelty as a “tour focused exclusively on HafenCity, the largest construction site in Europe.”
Innovative Transportation: An Adventure on Two Wheels and a Propeller
“This is not a complete tour of the city or the port. We are focused only on HafenCity, and believe me, there is a lot to see here,” said Jan-Peter. According to him, the land route will cover the entire neighborhood, showcasing the architectural wonders and ongoing works. Later, the transport will move to the sea, offering a completely different perspective of the neighborhood.
The vehicle, nicknamed the “Ripper Bus,” uses two propulsion jets that accelerate it to 8 knots, about 15 km/h. “What makes this transportation so unique and stable is the position of the heavy equipment, which is located at the bottom of the vehicle,” explains the captain.
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The trip lasts approximately 80 minutes and costs between 25 and 30 euros for an adult. Regarding the start of operations in Hamburg, Jan-Peter expects everything to be up and running by mid-April.
Source: Interview with Jan-Peter, captain and driver of the new transportation service in HafenCity, Hamburg.
Innovative Transportation May Be the Solution for Floods Across Brazil and the World
The new transportation service in HafenCity, Hamburg demonstrates how far innovation can go when it comes to transportation. Whether you are a tourist wanting to explore the city in a unique way or a local seeking new experiences, this tour promises to be a great addition to the range of transport options in the city.
Now, we are well aware of the enormous problem of floods in Brazil. Students and workers who rely on public transport may need innovations like this from the German company.
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