Tag #Public Transport

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Dutch Public Transport Protests 335 Million Euro Budget Cuts

Public transport in Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, and surrounding areas is staging a symbolic protest against planned 335 million euro budget cuts, warning of increased traffic, higher prices, and reduced service accessibility for vulnerable groups.

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Rail Regulator Calls for Fairer Ticket System After Inconsistent Prosecutions

A report by the Office of Rail and Road (ORR) found inconsistent treatment of passengers with ticket issues, leading to calls for clearer tickets and a fairer system, while acknowledging fare evasion costs British railways hundreds of millions of pounds annually.

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St Marys Set for Massive Transformation Under New Master Plan

Penrith City Council's master plan will transform St Marys town centre over 20 years, increasing its population from 3753 to over 25,000 by 2041, creating 8000+ jobs and 9300 dwellings, driven by a new Metro line connecting to the Western Sydney Airport.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
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Via Rail Spends $330,000 Rebranding High-Speed Rail Project

Via Rail spent over $330,000 on rebranding its Toronto-Quebec City high-speed rail project from Via HFR to Alto due to "widespread disinterest" in the original plan, ultimately unveiling the new name in February 2025 after extensive market research and development.

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Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
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Melbourne Bus Strike to Disrupt Thousands of Commuters

A 24-hour strike by 1300 Melbourne bus drivers from Dysons and CDC Victoria will begin Wednesday at 3 a.m., affecting roughly 100 routes and causing significant disruption to commuters and school children due to failed negotiations on pay and conditions.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
faz.net
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S-Bahn Disruptions Expose Need for Rhein-Main Transport Overhaul

Following three weeks of S-Bahn disruptions between Frankfurt, Mainz, and Wiesbaden, normal service has resumed; however, the incident prompted calls for significant infrastructure improvements, including three-to four-track railway connections, to enhance reliability and support climate goals.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
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Renfe Replaces Free Passes with Discounted Fares and Personalized Card System"

Renfe is ending free train passes on June 30th, replacing them with discounted fares and a personalized card system (Renfe&Tu) for Cercanías, while implementing 40-50% discounts on Media Distancia and maintaining a 50% discount on Avant trains, with free travel for children under 15.

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Madrid's Public Transport Scores High, While Cercanías-Renfe Lags

A user satisfaction survey reveals that Madrid's regional public transport received an 8.03 rating, the highest in five years, while Cercanías-Renfe's rating dropped to 6.75, prompting criticism of central government investment.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
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Melbourne Metro Tunnel Begins Trial Runs

Melbourne's $15 billion Metro Tunnel project will trial runs on June 21, using the Sunbury and Cranbourne/Pakenham lines, though passenger travel through the tunnel won't start immediately; the project, which includes five new underground stations, is set to be completed by the end of 2025.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
zeit.de
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German States Demand Improved Rail Replacement Plan for Hamburg-Berlin Line Closure

Seven German states are demanding improved planning for the nine-month closure of the Hamburg-Berlin high-speed rail line in 2025, citing concerns about insufficient rail replacement services and a lack of clarity on funding and freight transport capacity.

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Brisbane Metro Bus Trial: Initial Climate Design Flaws Resolved

Internal Brisbane City Council documents reveal that the air conditioning and 24-volt power systems of the new Brisbane Metro electric buses initially struggled in Brisbane's climate, but these issues have been addressed through software updates, resulting in a 4.3 out of 5 passenger satisfaction ra...

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Spanish Bus Route Cuts Spark Rural Protest

The Spanish government's plan to cut interprovincial bus routes by 75% faces strong opposition from four provinces, resulting in the loss of hundreds of bus stops and impacting 1,417 municipalities, mainly in sparsely populated areas, due to concerns over access to essential services.

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