Mac the squirrel :)

By comparison deutsche bahn claims something like 1/4 of Germans pass through one of their stations in a day

Despite there being some trains only like 5% of Americans have been on an intercity train

GA at least is used for farming and does make some sense in rural areas

Small passenger and general aviation airports don’t really seem to make much sense with how poor India is

If you’re offering I would like one

I just go to the doctor with my insurance card and pay 130€ a month for the privilege

But on street easy for Brooklyn 34 out of 611 3 bed offers are under 3000 a month

In germany you have a very strong rental lock in effect because of tight rent controls for existing tenants. It wouldn’t surprise me if nyc had a similar thing esp with the larger units

This station gets express services from stuttgart to karlsruhe why not fill in the fields around the station.

I think germany should build a few new towns around train stations like the dutch do, it seems fun

I wrote it that way the first time and changed it and I guess I got it wrong lol

One of the things that Germany does it for the most part not having LED displays at public transit. The information is very clear and stands out from the rest of the environment in a way Toronto/montreals ad filled screens don’t

European railway infrastructure managers move to have a name like “ingofrastructure” or “trains good”

Updating my LinkedIn which u hadn’t touched since before undergrad lmao

I don’t think this is true

And the clocks in the Older trains are always 19 minutes slow so it looks like they’re always really late

It’s nice to know someone gets a nicer version of American undergraduate graduation robes

If I was the Stuttgart s Bahn I would buy trains that worked

The short lines would never replace track

American railroads are from the Stone Age

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In Germany they have a machine that does this

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its fun when they used a not in service platform (still open to the public) at your station as the construction staging point

burned once forever shy is a real shame because translink could really do with big money for skytrain expansion

One thing that the Swiss historically pointed to as why transit was so popular in referenda is that people who couldn’t drive (women and the elderly) are far more represented in a referendum than in a legislature or bureaucracy which tend to be filled disproportionately with able bodied men.

I don’t know enough about Berlin

Considering this

To be fair. If you look at the giant new markets in Barcelona the food aspect is smaller and there’s more variety. I think the food only ones are an American innovation

Guy who knows nothing about history of here food halls and large markets are the most common (Iberia)

Portland has a ton under construction or just opened. They’re doing alright it seems

This one is really funny because not a single Portuguese person can afford this food hall (I’ve been, entrees are like 17€)