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Hamburg U5 Subway Line Skips Jungfernstieg to Increase Capacity and Save €130 Million
Hamburg's U5 subway line, opening in 2040, will skip Jungfernstieg due to safety concerns at Hauptbahnhof Nord, saving €130 million and increasing daily ridership to 315,000 by optimizing transfers and travel times.
Hamburg U5 Subway Line Skips Jungfernstieg to Increase Capacity and Save €130 Million
Hamburg's U5 subway line, opening in 2040, will skip Jungfernstieg due to safety concerns at Hauptbahnhof Nord, saving €130 million and increasing daily ridership to 315,000 by optimizing transfers and travel times.
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36% Bias Score
Network Rail's Delayed Departure Information Sparks Passenger Backlash
Network Rail is trialling a system at London's King's Cross station that delays train departure announcements until four minutes before departure and removes train details from departure boards three minutes prior to departure, aiming to improve passenger safety, but has sparked significant passenge...
Network Rail's Delayed Departure Information Sparks Passenger Backlash
Network Rail is trialling a system at London's King's Cross station that delays train departure announcements until four minutes before departure and removes train details from departure boards three minutes prior to departure, aiming to improve passenger safety, but has sparked significant passenge...
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64% Bias Score
Surge in Army Helicopter Crashes Raises Safety Concerns
The U.S. Army is experiencing a surge in helicopter crashes, resulting in numerous fatalities and attributed to human error, insufficient flight hours, and decreased experienced aviators due to post-war drawdown and budget cuts, prompting calls for safety culture improvements.
Surge in Army Helicopter Crashes Raises Safety Concerns
The U.S. Army is experiencing a surge in helicopter crashes, resulting in numerous fatalities and attributed to human error, insufficient flight hours, and decreased experienced aviators due to post-war drawdown and budget cuts, prompting calls for safety culture improvements.
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56% Bias Score
Maryland Unveils $1.7 Billion Plan for New Francis Scott Key Bridge
Maryland unveiled a $1.7 billion plan to replace the Francis Scott Key Bridge, destroyed last year when a container ship struck it, killing six; construction is expected to begin this spring and finish by 2028.
Maryland Unveils $1.7 Billion Plan for New Francis Scott Key Bridge
Maryland unveiled a $1.7 billion plan to replace the Francis Scott Key Bridge, destroyed last year when a container ship struck it, killing six; construction is expected to begin this spring and finish by 2028.
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40% Bias Score
U.S. to Reform Airspace After Deadly Helicopter-Airplane Collision
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced plans to reform U.S. airspace after a deadly helicopter-airplane collision near Washington, D.C.'s Ronald Reagan National Airport killed 67 people last week, prompting concerns about military helicopter use in crowded airspace and discussions with E...
U.S. to Reform Airspace After Deadly Helicopter-Airplane Collision
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced plans to reform U.S. airspace after a deadly helicopter-airplane collision near Washington, D.C.'s Ronald Reagan National Airport killed 67 people last week, prompting concerns about military helicopter use in crowded airspace and discussions with E...
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52% Bias Score
Dutch Parliament Approves Reduced Noise Reduction at Schiphol Airport
The Dutch Parliament approved a government plan to reduce Schiphol Airport's noise pollution by 15 percent, disappointing residents who sought a more substantial decrease; the government plans to eventually reduce noise by 20 percent but emphasized avoiding rapid cuts to protect the aviation industr...
Dutch Parliament Approves Reduced Noise Reduction at Schiphol Airport
The Dutch Parliament approved a government plan to reduce Schiphol Airport's noise pollution by 15 percent, disappointing residents who sought a more substantial decrease; the government plans to eventually reduce noise by 20 percent but emphasized avoiding rapid cuts to protect the aviation industr...
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48% Bias Score
TfW Train Fares to Rise by up to 6%
Transport for Wales (TfW) train ticket fares in Wales will increase by up to 6% from March 2nd, affecting off-peak, day-return, single, and seven-day season tickets, in a move to reduce taxpayer subsidies and increase revenue, while acknowledging that such rises are unwelcome for passengers.
TfW Train Fares to Rise by up to 6%
Transport for Wales (TfW) train ticket fares in Wales will increase by up to 6% from March 2nd, affecting off-peak, day-return, single, and seven-day season tickets, in a move to reduce taxpayer subsidies and increase revenue, while acknowledging that such rises are unwelcome for passengers.
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44% Bias Score
Army Helicopter Exceeded Altitude Limit in Fatal Collision
On Tuesday, preliminary data indicated an Army helicopter was flying at 300 feet when it collided with American Airlines Flight 5342 near Reagan National Airport, killing all 67 people aboard, violating the 200-foot limit imposed on its flight path.
Army Helicopter Exceeded Altitude Limit in Fatal Collision
On Tuesday, preliminary data indicated an Army helicopter was flying at 300 feet when it collided with American Airlines Flight 5342 near Reagan National Airport, killing all 67 people aboard, violating the 200-foot limit imposed on its flight path.
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48% Bias Score
Tempe Train Collision: Preliminary Report Points to 3.5-4 Tons of Flammable Material
A preliminary report on the Tempe train collision suggests 3.5-4 tons of aromatic hydrocarbons in the freight train ignited after impact, causing a major fire; the final report, expected in late February, will use CFD analysis to confirm findings.
Tempe Train Collision: Preliminary Report Points to 3.5-4 Tons of Flammable Material
A preliminary report on the Tempe train collision suggests 3.5-4 tons of aromatic hydrocarbons in the freight train ignited after impact, causing a major fire; the final report, expected in late February, will use CFD analysis to confirm findings.
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12% Bias Score
Maryland Unveils $1.7 Billion Design for Francis Scott Key Bridge Replacement
Maryland unveiled a $1.7 billion design for a taller, safer replacement of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, destroyed last year when a container ship struck it, killing six. Construction is expected to be completed by 2028, with federal funding covering the cost.
Maryland Unveils $1.7 Billion Design for Francis Scott Key Bridge Replacement
Maryland unveiled a $1.7 billion design for a taller, safer replacement of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, destroyed last year when a container ship struck it, killing six. Construction is expected to be completed by 2028, with federal funding covering the cost.
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36% Bias Score
Ontario's PCs and Liberals Vow to Take Over Ottawa's Troubled LRT Costs
Ahead of the Ontario provincial election, both the Progressive Conservative and Liberal parties have promised to assume the costs of Ottawa's troubled LRT system, freeing up approximately $4 billion for the city over 30 years; the plan involves Metrolinx managing costs and OC Transpo operating the s...
Ontario's PCs and Liberals Vow to Take Over Ottawa's Troubled LRT Costs
Ahead of the Ontario provincial election, both the Progressive Conservative and Liberal parties have promised to assume the costs of Ottawa's troubled LRT system, freeing up approximately $4 billion for the city over 30 years; the plan involves Metrolinx managing costs and OC Transpo operating the s...
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Parliament Approves 15% Schiphol Noise Reduction, Disappointing Residents
The Dutch House of Representatives approved a government plan to reduce Schiphol Airport noise by 15 percent, disappointing residents who wanted more. The government plans a gradual reduction to 20 percent, prioritizing economic stability, while facing criticism for insufficient noise reduction meas...
Dutch Parliament Approves 15% Schiphol Noise Reduction, Disappointing Residents
The Dutch House of Representatives approved a government plan to reduce Schiphol Airport noise by 15 percent, disappointing residents who wanted more. The government plans a gradual reduction to 20 percent, prioritizing economic stability, while facing criticism for insufficient noise reduction meas...
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56% Bias Score
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