Tag #Public Transportation

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Deutsche Bahn Faces Record Losses Amidst Infrastructure Crisis

Deutsche Bahn, Germany's national railway, faces its worst crisis in 30 years due to record delays caused by outdated infrastructure, resulting in a €2.7 billion loss in 2023 and an anticipated €1.8 billion loss in 2024, alongside approximately €200 million in passenger compensation.

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Miami-Dade Bus Driver Kills Two Passengers in Shooting"

A Miami-Dade transit bus driver shot and killed two passengers early Sunday morning in Miami Gardens, Florida, after an altercation on a stopped bus; the driver is in custody, and the incident is under investigation.

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Israel's 2025 Budget: Security and Social Equity

Israel's NIS 619 billion 2025 budget prioritizes national security with NIS 9 billion for reserve soldiers and regional development, while also significantly increasing funding for public transportation (NIS 545 million for Foreign Ministry public diplomacy) to improve social mobility and combat ant...

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Germany: Proposal for Free Public Transportation

A German article proposes eliminating public transportation tickets to address high costs, complex ticketing, and accessibility issues, arguing that the savings from reduced administrative overhead would offset increased ridership costs and align with broader climate goals.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
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Rome Public Transportation Strike on March 21st

A 24-hour strike by several labor unions will disrupt Rome's public transportation on Friday, March 21st, affecting buses, subways, trams, and railways, with limited service during legally mandated periods.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
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European Cities: Balancing Livability and Car Dependency

An 8,000-person survey across eight European capitals revealed a desire for greener, more pedestrian-friendly cities; however, the failed Napoli 'Lungomare liberato' project highlights the need for integrated transport solutions and careful planning to avoid negative consequences.

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Spain's Stagnant Bus System: High Prices, Low Ridership, and a Call for Reform

Spain's long-distance bus system suffers from high prices and declining ridership due to a decades-old concession model. The proposed Sustainable Mobility Law offers potential for deregulation, mirroring successful models in other European countries; however, the government's stance remains unclear.

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Deutsche Bahn's €500 Billion Lifeline: Can it Overcome its Deepest Crisis?

Deutsche Bahn, facing its worst crisis in 30 years due to staff shortages and infrastructure issues, will receive funds from a €500 billion infrastructure package; however, challenges remain in allocating resources, improving working conditions, and ensuring accessibility for all.

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Germany Secures Future of Deutschlandticket, Price Hike Planned for 2027

Germany's CDU, CSU, and SPD agreed to continue the nationwide public transport Deutschlandticket, priced at €58 monthly until 2026, with a planned gradual price increase from 2027; the current funding agreement ends this year.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
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Verdi Considers Indefinite Strike in German Public Transit

Following five days of warning strikes, the Verdi union in Germany will announce Thursday whether its members voted to authorize an indefinite strike affecting public transportation in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, impacting hundreds of thousands of commuters.

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AI-Powered Subway Track Inspection Pilot Shows Promise

The MTA's TrackInspect pilot program, a collaboration with Google, used AI-powered smartphones to analyze subway track sounds and vibrations, identifying 92 percent of defects found by inspectors between September 2024 and January 2025, demonstrating AI's potential to improve transit efficiency and ...

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England and Wales Rail Fares Rise 4.6%, Fueling Passenger Frustration

Regulated rail fares in England and Wales rose 4.6%, impacting commuters and travelers; the government cites investment needs, but passengers express frustration over delays and rising costs; critics argue this increase burdens households, hindering efforts to promote public transport.

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