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Analyst Hubert Horan on Uber's first reported profit
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It’s official: Cars are the worst product category we have ever reviewed for privacy
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The dead man’s gambit: The crash of Ethiopian Airlines flight 961
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Tempest over Texas: The crash of Braniff International Airways flight 352
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The QueensLink is back from the dead to bring relief to Queens’s transit deserts
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California Department of Transportation awards $54 million for Sustainable Transportation Planning grants
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The E Line, a new arterial Bus Rapid Transit route, is coming to Minneapolis
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A wrong turn in fog off the California coast led to the largest peacetime disaster in American naval history
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The five higher-speed rail projects taking shape in the US
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Crossrail Chicago: The foundation for a modern travel network
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Cruelty of chance: The Cerritos mid-air collision and the crash of Aeroméxico flight 498
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Hahaha we live in hell: "how do we pay for parking?"
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Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin killed in plane crash in Russia
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US intelligence assessment shows intentionally caused explosion crashed Wagner chief's plane
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Unauthorized BART film sells out San Francisco theater
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How Japan's maglev train works
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My city bus just had an onboard computer crash and shutdown while travelling
Title says it all. Panels went dark and motor shutoff while bus was still in motion. Driver did a great job and brakes did not fail. No injuries. I tried to capture reboot sequence but fumbled my...
Title says it all. Panels went dark and motor shutoff while bus was still in motion. Driver did a great job and brakes did not fail. No injuries.
I tried to capture reboot sequence but fumbled my phone :(. Mildly distressing that this is a thing that happens…
Edit
Note this happened twice in a row. The first time eveything powered down completely. The driver stopped the bus, waited a minute, rebooted and off we went. The second time, lights stayed on, but everything else blipped. Deiver restarted engine (presumably for ac) and radioed for help.
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New Jersey Portal North Bridge project 25% complete, on schedule
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Louisiana to devote $20.5 million to New Orleans-Baton Rouge rail project
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More Amtrak Airo trainsets ordered to meet surging US demand
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Tulsa, Oklahoma introduces on-demand "micro transit" service
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Groundbreaking bi-level electric train to revolutionize San Jose commuter rail
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Antonov’s curse: The crash of Sepahan Airlines flight 5915 and the story of the An-140
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The United States can't build infrastructure. The reason: it refuses to learn from other countries.
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Complacency kills: The crash of Continental Airlines flight 1713
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Paris reveals a new cable car for commuters that could be running by 2025
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Caltrain electrifies San Francisco tracks for California High-Speed Rail
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Texas Central and Amtrak seek high-speed rail service between Dallas and Houston
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Scripps Institution of Oceanography’s FLIP vessel decommissioned after sixty years
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Critical conversations: The crash of Eastern Airlines flight 212
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Cool it! Eco-friendly New York ice cream trucks are here to serve.
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Torbjørn C. Pedersen packed a suitcase in 2013, hoping to become the first person to visit all 195 countries without flying. It nearly broke him.
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Niger coup: Junta shuts airspace citing military intervention threat
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The San Francisco cable car's (not quite as famous) Welsh cousin
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SS Baychimo: The unsinkable Arctic ghost ship
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The world's newest metro is here! | Montréal REM
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A beautiful, broken America: What I learned on a 2,800-mile bus ride from Detroit to LA
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To achieve greenhouse gas emissions goals by 2050, regulatory details may matter more than targets
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United Nations humanitarian mission is attempting to unload oil from decaying supertanker in the Red Sea before the ship sinks or breaks apart
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Drama in the snow: The crash of Scandinavian Airlines flight 751
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How to ensure you won’t have public transportation
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US requires airline lavatories to be more accessible for wheelchair users
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London and possibly Paris by Eurostar. Tips and advice?
I am taking a trip soon to London and will possibly be adding a couple days in Paris. It's been a hot minute (few years) since visiting the UK and would like to solicit some timely advice and...
I am taking a trip soon to London and will possibly be adding a couple days in Paris. It's been a hot minute (few years) since visiting the UK and would like to solicit some timely advice and tips. One thing that comes to mind: How important is it to carry cash? Would I need to pay London and Paris street vendors or any shops with cash or will a card with no exchange fees suffice? While we will of course be visiting some tourist attractions like museums, most of our time will be taken up with book stores, record shops, food and coffee shops.
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US federal aid is supercharging local Washington state police surveillance tech
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Raleigh, NC hopes to develop plots on future transit corridor into affordable housing and mixed use
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New York City announces major public space and transit improvements for Downtown Brooklyn
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New York City Metropolitan Transportation Authority is piloting a device to automatically secure wheelchairs in place on buses
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Richmond (Virginia, USA) transit is expanding into the counties and adding a "micro-transit" service
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How can we make public transit easier for kids?
28 votes