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German Airfares Soar Amidst High Taxes and Limited Flight Capacity
A DLR study reveals significantly higher airfares at German airports this summer, with average one-way ticket prices ranging from €67 to €130, due to limited flight availability and high taxes and fees, impacting both budget and traditional airlines.
German Airfares Soar Amidst High Taxes and Limited Flight Capacity
A DLR study reveals significantly higher airfares at German airports this summer, with average one-way ticket prices ranging from €67 to €130, due to limited flight availability and high taxes and fees, impacting both budget and traditional airlines.
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36% Bias Score
French Air Traffic Control Strikes Disrupt Thousands of British Holidaymakers' Travel Plans
French air traffic controller strikes caused over 160 Ryanair flight cancellations, affecting 30,000 passengers, and significant Eurostar delays, disrupting thousands of British holidaymakers' travel plans due to understaffing and poor working conditions.
French Air Traffic Control Strikes Disrupt Thousands of British Holidaymakers' Travel Plans
French air traffic controller strikes caused over 160 Ryanair flight cancellations, affecting 30,000 passengers, and significant Eurostar delays, disrupting thousands of British holidaymakers' travel plans due to understaffing and poor working conditions.
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44% Bias Score
Armenia Confirms Discussions on Transport Infrastructure Unblocking with International Partners
Armenia confirms ongoing discussions with international partners, including a US proposal for an American company to manage a road through Armenia connecting Azerbaijan to Nakhchivan; however, Armenia maintains its "Peace Corridor" initiative as a preferred solution while negotiations continue.
Armenia Confirms Discussions on Transport Infrastructure Unblocking with International Partners
Armenia confirms ongoing discussions with international partners, including a US proposal for an American company to manage a road through Armenia connecting Azerbaijan to Nakhchivan; however, Armenia maintains its "Peace Corridor" initiative as a preferred solution while negotiations continue.
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40% Bias Score
French Air Traffic Controller Strikes to Disrupt Summer Travel
French air traffic controllers' unions UNSA-ICNA and USAC-CGT are striking on July 3rd and 4th, disrupting summer travel at French airports and potentially causing flight delays and cancellations across Europe due to overflights, impacting millions of passengers during peak travel season.
French Air Traffic Controller Strikes to Disrupt Summer Travel
French air traffic controllers' unions UNSA-ICNA and USAC-CGT are striking on July 3rd and 4th, disrupting summer travel at French airports and potentially causing flight delays and cancellations across Europe due to overflights, impacting millions of passengers during peak travel season.
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40% Bias Score
VW to Launch Self-Driving Electric Van in 2026
Volkswagen will launch its self-driving electric van, the ID. Buzz AD, in 2026, initially in Hamburg and Los Angeles, aiming to become a leading supplier in Europe with Uber as a major buyer, requiring significant public funding to succeed.
VW to Launch Self-Driving Electric Van in 2026
Volkswagen will launch its self-driving electric van, the ID. Buzz AD, in 2026, initially in Hamburg and Los Angeles, aiming to become a leading supplier in Europe with Uber as a major buyer, requiring significant public funding to succeed.
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40% Bias Score
Hamburg's Cycling Infrastructure Investment Yields Minimal Traffic Increase
Despite a 65-kilometer expansion of its cycling network in 2024 (293 km in the last five years), Hamburg's daily average cycling traffic increased by only 1.3 percent between 2021 and 2024, and 1.75 percent between the first quarters of 2024 and 2025; a recent study however showed that the overall s...
Hamburg's Cycling Infrastructure Investment Yields Minimal Traffic Increase
Despite a 65-kilometer expansion of its cycling network in 2024 (293 km in the last five years), Hamburg's daily average cycling traffic increased by only 1.3 percent between 2021 and 2024, and 1.75 percent between the first quarters of 2024 and 2025; a recent study however showed that the overall s...
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52% Bias Score
VW's Autonomous ID Buzz Successfully Navigates Hamburg
Volkswagen successfully tested its autonomous ID Buzz AD vehicle in Hamburg, a significant step for European autonomous driving technology, showcasing its ability to navigate complex urban environments using cameras, lidar, and radar sensors.
VW's Autonomous ID Buzz Successfully Navigates Hamburg
Volkswagen successfully tested its autonomous ID Buzz AD vehicle in Hamburg, a significant step for European autonomous driving technology, showcasing its ability to navigate complex urban environments using cameras, lidar, and radar sensors.
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44% Bias Score
15-Hour QE2 Bridge Closure Causes Major Traffic Disruption
A collision on the QE2 bridge between a lorry and a car at 11:05 BST on Thursday caused a 15-hour closure, creating major delays for thousands of motorists, including one transporting bulls to the Kent County Show, and resulting in extensive bridge damage.
15-Hour QE2 Bridge Closure Causes Major Traffic Disruption
A collision on the QE2 bridge between a lorry and a car at 11:05 BST on Thursday caused a 15-hour closure, creating major delays for thousands of motorists, including one transporting bulls to the Kent County Show, and resulting in extensive bridge damage.
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24% Bias Score
High Costs and Lack of Infrastructure Slow Electric Truck Adoption in Germany
Due to high costs (double the price of diesel trucks) and a lack of suitable charging infrastructure, the adoption of electric trucks in Niedersachsen and Bremen is significantly lagging; only 0.2 percent of heavy-duty vehicles in Niedersachsen and 0.8 percent in Bremen are electric.
High Costs and Lack of Infrastructure Slow Electric Truck Adoption in Germany
Due to high costs (double the price of diesel trucks) and a lack of suitable charging infrastructure, the adoption of electric trucks in Niedersachsen and Bremen is significantly lagging; only 0.2 percent of heavy-duty vehicles in Niedersachsen and 0.8 percent in Bremen are electric.
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48% Bias Score
Belgian Strikes Cripple Air Travel Amid Pension Reform Protests
Widespread strikes in Belgium caused by proposed pension reforms led to significant disruptions in transportation, particularly at Brussels and Charleroi airports, resulting in flight cancellations and airport congestion affecting thousands of passengers.
Belgian Strikes Cripple Air Travel Amid Pension Reform Protests
Widespread strikes in Belgium caused by proposed pension reforms led to significant disruptions in transportation, particularly at Brussels and Charleroi airports, resulting in flight cancellations and airport congestion affecting thousands of passengers.
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36% Bias Score
Catalan Government Unveils Comprehensive Safety Plan for Sant Joan
The Catalan government is deploying a comprehensive safety plan for Sant Joan, involving over 450 rural agents to monitor bonfires and fireworks, 66 alcohol and drug checkpoints with 412 officers, and additional transport services to manage the expected 470,000 vehicles leaving Barcelona and 260,000...
Catalan Government Unveils Comprehensive Safety Plan for Sant Joan
The Catalan government is deploying a comprehensive safety plan for Sant Joan, involving over 450 rural agents to monitor bonfires and fireworks, 66 alcohol and drug checkpoints with 412 officers, and additional transport services to manage the expected 470,000 vehicles leaving Barcelona and 260,000...
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44% Bias Score
Iran Attack: Israel Mobilizes Transport, Faces Supply Shortages, and Shuts Down Gas Platform
Following an attack in Iran, Israel's railway system was significantly delayed, prompting the Ministry of Transportation to mobilize 1,000 buses and trains for military transport. Supermarkets experienced widespread shortages of essential goods as citizens rushed to stock up, while the Karish gas pl...
Iran Attack: Israel Mobilizes Transport, Faces Supply Shortages, and Shuts Down Gas Platform
Following an attack in Iran, Israel's railway system was significantly delayed, prompting the Ministry of Transportation to mobilize 1,000 buses and trains for military transport. Supermarkets experienced widespread shortages of essential goods as citizens rushed to stock up, while the Karish gas pl...
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36% Bias Score
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