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Belfast's Hill Street Pedestrianisation to Proceed in November
After years of delays, Stormont's infrastructure minister announced that the pedestrianisation of Hill Street in Belfast's Cathedral Quarter will begin in November 2024, implemented as a six-month experimental scheme.
Belfast's Hill Street Pedestrianisation to Proceed in November
After years of delays, Stormont's infrastructure minister announced that the pedestrianisation of Hill Street in Belfast's Cathedral Quarter will begin in November 2024, implemented as a six-month experimental scheme.
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16% Bias Score
Tesla Model Y Door Handle Defect Investigation Launched by NHTSA
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) launched a preliminary investigation into potential defects in Tesla Model Y electronic door handles, affecting approximately 174,300 vehicles from 2021, after receiving nine reports of inoperable handles potentially due to low battery volta...
Tesla Model Y Door Handle Defect Investigation Launched by NHTSA
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) launched a preliminary investigation into potential defects in Tesla Model Y electronic door handles, affecting approximately 174,300 vehicles from 2021, after receiving nine reports of inoperable handles potentially due to low battery volta...
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16% Bias Score
French Companies Embrace Corporate Bikes Amidst Public Transit Shortfalls
Facing public transportation challenges, over 200 French companies have introduced over 20,000 corporate bikes—electric, cargo, or foldable—a small percentage compared to European neighbors but growing rapidly, especially in rural areas.
French Companies Embrace Corporate Bikes Amidst Public Transit Shortfalls
Facing public transportation challenges, over 200 French companies have introduced over 20,000 corporate bikes—electric, cargo, or foldable—a small percentage compared to European neighbors but growing rapidly, especially in rural areas.
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24% Bias Score
Germany's Deutschlandticket: Ensuring Price Stability Beyond 2023
Brandenburg's Minister of Transport, Detlef Tabbert, advocates for a long-term financial solution to stabilize the price of the Germany-wide local transport ticket, the Deutschlandticket, amid discussions of potential price increases beyond the current €58 monthly fee.
Germany's Deutschlandticket: Ensuring Price Stability Beyond 2023
Brandenburg's Minister of Transport, Detlef Tabbert, advocates for a long-term financial solution to stabilize the price of the Germany-wide local transport ticket, the Deutschlandticket, amid discussions of potential price increases beyond the current €58 monthly fee.
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44% Bias Score
Madrid's Transport Minister Takes Medical Leave
Madrid's Transport, Housing, and Infrastructure Minister, Jorge Rodrigo, will temporarily step down due to a cancer diagnosis, triggering a plan to temporarily redistribute his responsibilities within the regional government.
Madrid's Transport Minister Takes Medical Leave
Madrid's Transport, Housing, and Infrastructure Minister, Jorge Rodrigo, will temporarily step down due to a cancer diagnosis, triggering a plan to temporarily redistribute his responsibilities within the regional government.
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36% Bias Score
Bayern Summer Vacation Traffic: Record-High Congestion
The first day of the summer holidays in Bavaria saw the most traffic jams of the entire holiday season, with a total of 12,195 traffic jams totaling almost 20,300 kilometers across the state's highways, resulting in 9,550 hours of lost travel time.
Bayern Summer Vacation Traffic: Record-High Congestion
The first day of the summer holidays in Bavaria saw the most traffic jams of the entire holiday season, with a total of 12,195 traffic jams totaling almost 20,300 kilometers across the state's highways, resulting in 9,550 hours of lost travel time.
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8% Bias Score
Aurrigo's Autonomous Vehicles Revolutionize Airport Operations
British company Aurrigo is testing its self-driving, electric vehicles at Schiphol, Changi, and Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky airports, aiming to automate baggage and passenger transport, significantly impacting airport efficiency and sustainability.
Aurrigo's Autonomous Vehicles Revolutionize Airport Operations
British company Aurrigo is testing its self-driving, electric vehicles at Schiphol, Changi, and Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky airports, aiming to automate baggage and passenger transport, significantly impacting airport efficiency and sustainability.
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44% Bias Score
China Eastern Launches World's Longest Direct Flight with a Stop
China Eastern Airlines starts a new route connecting Shanghai and Buenos Aires with a two-hour stop in Auckland, totaling approximately 25.5 hours from Shanghai to Buenos Aires and 29 hours for the return flight.
China Eastern Launches World's Longest Direct Flight with a Stop
China Eastern Airlines starts a new route connecting Shanghai and Buenos Aires with a two-hour stop in Auckland, totaling approximately 25.5 hours from Shanghai to Buenos Aires and 29 hours for the return flight.
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32% Bias Score
Hamburg's Connection Railway Relief Tunnel: Future Uncertain
Due to a coalition breakdown in Berlin, the future of Hamburg's crucial Connection Railway Relief Tunnel (VET), designed to alleviate the overloaded main station and improve S-Bahn punctuality, is uncertain, despite its importance for the Deutschlandtakt national rail plan.
Hamburg's Connection Railway Relief Tunnel: Future Uncertain
Due to a coalition breakdown in Berlin, the future of Hamburg's crucial Connection Railway Relief Tunnel (VET), designed to alleviate the overloaded main station and improve S-Bahn punctuality, is uncertain, despite its importance for the Deutschlandtakt national rail plan.
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20% Bias Score
UK Driving Tests: Surge in Automatic Car Preference
The number of driving tests taken in automatic cars in Great Britain has risen to 26% in 2024/25, driven by the increasing popularity of electric vehicles and the upcoming ban on new petrol and diesel car sales in 2030.
UK Driving Tests: Surge in Automatic Car Preference
The number of driving tests taken in automatic cars in Great Britain has risen to 26% in 2024/25, driven by the increasing popularity of electric vehicles and the upcoming ban on new petrol and diesel car sales in 2030.
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44% Bias Score
German Summer Vacation Traffic: Fewer, but Longer, Traffic Jams in 2024
Despite a slight decrease in the total number of traffic jams on German autobahns during the 2024 summer vacation period compared to the previous two years, the overall time lost due to congestion increased by 7.6 percent, with the A99 motorway around Munich being the most congested.
German Summer Vacation Traffic: Fewer, but Longer, Traffic Jams in 2024
Despite a slight decrease in the total number of traffic jams on German autobahns during the 2024 summer vacation period compared to the previous two years, the overall time lost due to congestion increased by 7.6 percent, with the A99 motorway around Munich being the most congested.
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12% Bias Score
Ludlow's Bus Route Collapse Exposes UK's Privatized Transport Crisis
The lack of bus service between Ludlow and Birmingham, due to privatization, exemplifies a nationwide collapse of UK bus and train services, leading to higher fares and reduced accessibility, particularly affecting the elderly.
Ludlow's Bus Route Collapse Exposes UK's Privatized Transport Crisis
The lack of bus service between Ludlow and Birmingham, due to privatization, exemplifies a nationwide collapse of UK bus and train services, leading to higher fares and reduced accessibility, particularly affecting the elderly.
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44% Bias Score
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