guy who gets cortisol and cortisone mixed up

The Shanghai Line 71 BRT had this too which was very funny

They did have some of this at the Beijing Transport Hall

finally
Alexander Dennis 2

Also a lot harder to get in there

Sydney had higher ridership even before frequency uplifts so I would say that being polycentric, having better TOD and more congested roads are also factors

Smaller, narrow winged members of the genus Falco

First section of HSR is opening next year hopefully

buses will only be from Newport-Werribee from tomorrow I'm pretty sure

they’re finally catching up now

a few stops would have been done then but the majority would have been later in the 2000s and 2010s.

The boxes for the right turning cars are generally in the middle of the intersection.

Stops getting moved is mostly due to platform stop construction and modifications for the introduction of newer rolling stock. transport.vic.gov.au/news-and-res...

Longer distances between signalised intersections outside of the city core, more dedicated track especially in the busiest parts of the network, better signal priority, parking clearways on a few sections during peak hour, right turn bans at certain intersections

Suburban rail extension to Karjat is also well underway

Gabon

the signs seem to be pointing to no more Vlos beyond the ones currently on order, so they're going to have to come up with something

I've seen a very vague timeline for "next generation regional trains", I guess we'll have to see what that means

The app still has the old logo but the background is purple now. Also they broke a bunch of the links when they migrated to the new website so a bunch of info is just impossible to find now

It’s TV now

Trains and a few buses at Kelmscott station YouTube video by 0918_KR

best example of this in Australia is still Kelmscott www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbMb...

Canberra light rail | Panoramic cab ride | Gungahlin Place to Alinga Street | Canberra Metro YouTube video by Railfan World

the faster LRTs can get pretty close. The Canberra light rail has not all that dissimilar alignment and stop spacing to L6 and reliably gets 30km/h average speeds www.youtube.com/watch?v=zypJ...

Anglophone countries when literally anything happens (this does not work)

The dorkiest

in the 1970s by Rock Island

A recent transplant from Ballarat, CDC Charter #145 begins a 495 service at Williams Landing.

Another recent transplant from Ballarat, CDC Tullamarine 145 arrives at Sunbury on a 479 service.

Formerly a Geelong bus, CDC Tullamarine 146 is seen at Sunbury station on Route 479.

when the free public transport perfectly coincides with your habit of running buses with no fare equipment in service

you will wait 9 years for your Trabi and you will like it

albo to announce national expansion of kingsley’s chicken

they are just absolutely locked in to doing things the same way forever

It mostly seems to manifest in slow rolling stock renewal