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A$4 Billion Sunshine Station Redevelopment: Addressing Capacity Needs in Melbourne's West
The A$4 billion Sunshine station redevelopment in Melbourne aims to increase train capacity by vertically separating Metro, regional, and freight lines over six kilometers, improving connectivity in Melbourne's growing west and northwest, although the cost has raised concerns about budgetary priorit...
A$4 Billion Sunshine Station Redevelopment: Addressing Capacity Needs in Melbourne's West
The A$4 billion Sunshine station redevelopment in Melbourne aims to increase train capacity by vertically separating Metro, regional, and freight lines over six kilometers, improving connectivity in Melbourne's growing west and northwest, although the cost has raised concerns about budgetary priorit...
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52% Bias Score


Paris Launches Permanent Carpool Lane on Périphérique to Tackle Congestion and Pollution
Paris launched a permanent carpool lane on its périphérique ring road during peak hours starting this week to combat traffic congestion and air pollution, following a successful Olympic trial; violators face a €135 fine from May onwards.
Paris Launches Permanent Carpool Lane on Périphérique to Tackle Congestion and Pollution
Paris launched a permanent carpool lane on its périphérique ring road during peak hours starting this week to combat traffic congestion and air pollution, following a successful Olympic trial; violators face a €135 fine from May onwards.
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NS Reports Fifth Consecutive Year of Losses
The Dutch national railway company, NS, reported a €141 million loss in 2024, its fifth consecutive year of losses, due to increased operational costs, including track maintenance and payments to the government, and a slower-than-expected post-pandemic recovery in ridership, despite a 10% increase i...
NS Reports Fifth Consecutive Year of Losses
The Dutch national railway company, NS, reported a €141 million loss in 2024, its fifth consecutive year of losses, due to increased operational costs, including track maintenance and payments to the government, and a slower-than-expected post-pandemic recovery in ridership, despite a 10% increase i...
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44% Bias Score


Uber Partners with Waymo for Driverless Rides in Austin
Uber and Waymo partner to offer driverless rides in Austin, Texas, starting Tuesday, across 37 square miles, using all-electric Jaguar I-PACE vehicles via the Uber app at no extra cost; this follows a previous legal battle and expands autonomous vehicle access.
Uber Partners with Waymo for Driverless Rides in Austin
Uber and Waymo partner to offer driverless rides in Austin, Texas, starting Tuesday, across 37 square miles, using all-electric Jaguar I-PACE vehicles via the Uber app at no extra cost; this follows a previous legal battle and expands autonomous vehicle access.
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44% Bias Score


Condor Resumes Domestic German Flights, Challenging Lufthansa
Condor airline launched two new domestic German flight routes from Frankfurt to Berlin and Hamburg, starting this month, using fuel-efficient Airbus A320neo and A321neo planes, impacting a legal dispute with Lufthansa over discounted connecting flights.
Condor Resumes Domestic German Flights, Challenging Lufthansa
Condor airline launched two new domestic German flight routes from Frankfurt to Berlin and Hamburg, starting this month, using fuel-efficient Airbus A320neo and A321neo planes, impacting a legal dispute with Lufthansa over discounted connecting flights.
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40% Bias Score


Armenia Awaits Azerbaijan's Approval for Regional Transport Corridor Opening
Armenia's Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced that Armenia has fully prepared all necessary infrastructure for opening regional economic and transport communications with Azerbaijan, including routes through Armenian territory to Nakhchivan, but Azerbaijan's approval is pending.
Armenia Awaits Azerbaijan's Approval for Regional Transport Corridor Opening
Armenia's Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced that Armenia has fully prepared all necessary infrastructure for opening regional economic and transport communications with Azerbaijan, including routes through Armenian territory to Nakhchivan, but Azerbaijan's approval is pending.
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Byway's Interactive Map Simplifies European Train Travel
Byway, a slow travel specialist, launched a new interactive map to simplify European train travel booking, addressing the fragmented nature of the continent's rail networks and offering a user-friendly alternative to air travel.

Byway's Interactive Map Simplifies European Train Travel
Byway, a slow travel specialist, launched a new interactive map to simplify European train travel booking, addressing the fragmented nature of the continent's rail networks and offering a user-friendly alternative to air travel.
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Sydney Metro Rail Extensions Delayed Until 2040
Construction of multibillion-dollar metro rail extensions in Sydney's west is delayed until 2040, while the Bankstown metro line conversion, beset by industrial action, is delayed to 2026, raising concerns about the government's infrastructure management.

Sydney Metro Rail Extensions Delayed Until 2040
Construction of multibillion-dollar metro rail extensions in Sydney's west is delayed until 2040, while the Bankstown metro line conversion, beset by industrial action, is delayed to 2026, raising concerns about the government's infrastructure management.
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52% Bias Score

NS Reports Fifth Consecutive Year of Losses Amidst Rising Costs
The Dutch national railway company (NS) reported a €141 million loss in 2024, its fifth consecutive year of losses, due to increased costs (especially track access fees up 15% to €533 million), lower-than-expected passenger growth (despite a 10% increase in international sales), and 1095 reported in...

NS Reports Fifth Consecutive Year of Losses Amidst Rising Costs
The Dutch national railway company (NS) reported a €141 million loss in 2024, its fifth consecutive year of losses, due to increased costs (especially track access fees up 15% to €533 million), lower-than-expected passenger growth (despite a 10% increase in international sales), and 1095 reported in...
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40% Bias Score

Uber Partners with Waymo for Driverless Rides in Austin
Starting Tuesday, Uber riders in Austin, Texas, can request driverless Waymo rides integrated into the Uber app for the first time, across 37 square miles, at no extra cost; this follows a past legal battle between the two companies, and plans for expansion to Atlanta later this year.

Uber Partners with Waymo for Driverless Rides in Austin
Starting Tuesday, Uber riders in Austin, Texas, can request driverless Waymo rides integrated into the Uber app for the first time, across 37 square miles, at no extra cost; this follows a past legal battle between the two companies, and plans for expansion to Atlanta later this year.
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40% Bias Score

Renfe and Adif workers strike over Catalonia's Rodalies transfer
Joint committees of Renfe and Adif in Spain have called a seven-day strike in March and April, protesting the transfer of the Rodalies commuter rail service in Catalonia to the regional government due to broken agreements and lack of consultation on staff restructuring, impacting services on March 1...

Renfe and Adif workers strike over Catalonia's Rodalies transfer
Joint committees of Renfe and Adif in Spain have called a seven-day strike in March and April, protesting the transfer of the Rodalies commuter rail service in Catalonia to the regional government due to broken agreements and lack of consultation on staff restructuring, impacting services on March 1...
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40% Bias Score

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.

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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52% Bias Score
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