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fromSustainable Bus
2 weeks ago

Solaris Urbino 10,5 electric makes its debut at Busworld 2025, accomodating up to 85 passengers - Sustainable Bus

Solaris underlines that the "quiet electric drive and stable handling reduce vibrations and noise, ensuring a more pleasant experience for everyone on board. For the driver, this also means less fatigue during long shifts. Its turning circle of less than 17 meters makes everyday maneuvers in heavy traffic much easier, especially on routes with narrow streets and tight intersections". A full range of driver assistance systems supports the driver in daily operation -
Alternative transportation
New York City
fromThe New York Sun
3 weeks ago

Can Mamdani Pay For It? A Numbers-First Reality Check on the Mayoral Candidate's Agenda

Mamdani's ambitious affordability platform could require tens of billions and faces fiscal and construction cost uncertainties that may render it unsustainable.
World news
fromTravel + Leisure
1 month ago

This Is the Most Outdated Piece of Japan Travel Advice, According to a Local

The Japan Rail Pass's 2023 price hike makes it far less cost-effective for most visitors; compare itineraries and local transit options before purchasing.
New York City
fromTime Out New York
1 month ago

Penn Station's $7 billion renovation will kick off in 2027, with new amenities, retailers and more

Penn Station will undergo a $7 billion overhaul starting by the end of 2027 to create a brighter, single-level, commuter-friendly hub.
Podcast
fromVulture
4 months ago

Jin's Very Good Question Won Late Night This Week

Late night shows should push boundaries and allow more creative freedom when featuring live performances.
London
fromwww.newsshopper.co.uk
5 months ago

A brief history of the Waterloo & City line in four forgotten maps

The Waterloo & City line, opened in 1898, remains a crucial commuter link in London despite its unchanged route.
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