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6 votes
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Over the last ten years Finland reduced road deaths by a sizable 29% – the average decline in the European Union was 16%
18 votes -
Inside Boeing’s factory lapses that led to the Alaska Air blowout
16 votes -
Bypassing airport security via SQL injection
54 votes -
An American archaeologist has died after the replica boat she was sailing in capsized in rough seas during an expedition from the Faroe Islands to Norway
15 votes -
The tactile road crossing map is not just a feature that sets Swedish pedestrian signal boxes apart, it's also the first and original design of its kind
16 votes -
Fehmarn Belt tunnel being built with innovative engineering is final step of project to connect Denmark – and the Nordics as a whole – to the rest of Europe
13 votes -
The can opener. Engineering to solve human fallibility. (Spoiler: It didn’t totally work.)
22 votes -
More on American incuriosity, New York regional rail edition, Part 1: European history
10 votes -
Report reveals how workers got sick while cleaning up East Palestine derailment site
14 votes -
Sustainable US transit advocates unite for Kamala Harris-Tim Walz — and against Donald Trump’s embrace of fossil fuel
20 votes -
No-car Games: Los Angeles Olympic venues will only be accessible by public transportation
34 votes -
Thousands protest against lithium mining in Serbia
21 votes -
Europe train timetable app
Hi Tilerinos! Is there an app that has most or all of the train timetables across Europe? When I was in the UK on my last trip, I found Train Times. It looks like the app was entirely redesigned...
Hi Tilerinos!
Is there an app that has most or all of the train timetables across Europe? When I was in the UK on my last trip, I found Train Times. It looks like the app was entirely redesigned since I used it, but at first glance it seems similar. I would like a similar app for Europe:
- Simple with no bloat (I don’t need the app to buy tickets, in fact, I would prefer if it couldn’t)
- Be able to look up a station and view all departing and arriving trains, no matter the destination
- Have live updates for delays and cancellations
- Reasonably priced subscription is fine (and expected because of the delay and cancellation info)
- Preferably not associated with any particular train company
- Covers most of Europe (although an app for just France, or specific countries, would also be appreciated)
Anyone here know of an app like that? I know it’s a big ask, but I am hoping some indie developer has made a nice app like this. Thanks!
5 votes -
Cambodia PM launches project linking Mekong River to sea via canal
5 votes -
The meaning of construction costs per rider
5 votes -
Delta CEO says CrowdStrike-Microsoft outage cost the US airline $500 million, will seek damages
44 votes -
The art of the cutaway drawing
20 votes -
New details on Los Angeles Metro's K Line northern extension to Hollywood
5 votes -
Citing climate change, a federal court in Brazil halts rainforest highway paving
20 votes -
Denmark regulates camper van tourism after clashes with locals – hopes to transform the vehicles into a secure yet more durable source of income
11 votes -
CrowdStrike chaos leads to grounded aircraft — and maybe an unusual weather effect
12 votes -
East Palestine Ohio after the derailment- reports of hair loss, seizures, residents to decide whether to accept negotiated settlement
42 votes -
Inside the tiny chip that powers Montreal subway tickets
14 votes -
Helsinki's incredibly well executed Jokeri light rail project – finished way ahead of schedule and costs lower than initially budgeted
24 votes -
Is cycling in the suburbs a lost cause?
20 votes -
Tourists will be rewarded with free food and activities if they participate in environmentally friendly tasks while visiting Copenhagen, the city's tourist board has announced
35 votes -
Japan introduces enormous humanoid robot to maintain train lines
33 votes -
What's up with solid state batteries? A conversation with Siyu Huang of Factorial Energy.
12 votes -
MTA stops work on Second Ave. subway amid congestion pricing confusion in New York City
14 votes -
Fifth American tourist arrested at Turks and Caicos airport after ammo allegedly found in luggage
31 votes -
Meme weeding: High wages and Baumol’s cost disease
10 votes -
Iceland's 2010 Eyjafjallajökull eruption is providing researchers with rare, up-close observations of volcanic ash clouds – could improve forecasts for aviation safety
10 votes -
Danish King Frederik X inaugurated the first element of a future eighteen-kilometre tunnel under the Baltic Sea – Fehmarn Belt fixed link will slash travel times between Scandinavia and Central Europe
16 votes -
The illustrated encyclopedia of sleeping positions on a plane
34 votes -
Divers find remains of Finnish World War II plane that was shot down by Moscow with a US diplomat aboard
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Explorer Ernest Shackleton's last ship found off Labrador's south coast, says expedition
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Former astronaut William Anders, who took iconic Earthrise photo, killed in Washington plane crash
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Ten days in December- Germany with kids: Itinerary feasibility
Hi all- throwing myself on the goodwill of the community. I'm currently planning an approximately 10 day trip to Germany this December with my wife and our two boys (6 and 10). I am constrained by...
Hi all- throwing myself on the goodwill of the community.
I'm currently planning an approximately 10 day trip to Germany this December with my wife and our two boys (6 and 10).
I am constrained by the will of the people as follows:
My Wife: Wants to see the Christmas markets in Cologne and wherever else they may be in the cities we go through. Cologne is a must, though.
My elder son: Is obsessed with tanks and really wants to see the German Tank Museum in Munster (Lower Saxony not Munster in Westphalia). Honestly, so would I.
He had also really wanted to see the u-boat preserved at the German Maritime Museum in Bremerhaven so Bremen seemed like a good midpoint. It turns out the ship exhibitions are closed during winter alas. In any case I'm not closely wedded to Bremen specifically but I will need to take a day trip to the Tank Museum from a nearby city. Staying specifically in Munster seems counterproductive as it appears to be a rather small town (I'm willing to do so if anyone has good things to say about it).I'm stuck with these dates too, as I have to be elsewhere by the 21st for Christmas celebrations.
Currently the broad strokes are as follows:
10 Dec (Tues)
AM: Land in Frankfurt 0610. Connect to Cologne via train
PM: Check in to hotel. Cologne Christmas markets11 Dec (Weds)
AM & PM: Tourist stuff in Cologne12 Dec (Thurs)
AM: Connect to Bremen via train
PM: Wander Bremen old town13 Dec (Fri)
AM: Rent car, drive to German Tank Museum in Munster
PM: Back to Bremen, check out Christmas markets14 Dec (Sat)
AM: Connect to Berlin via train
PM: Check into hotel, get orientated15- 18 Dec (Sun- Weds)
See Things In Berlin (would be glad for suggestions here)19 Dec (Thurs)
AM Connect to Frankfurt via train
PM Last minute sightseeing Frankfurt20 Dec (Fri)
AM Fly off from Frankfurt AirportWould be grateful for any feedback and/or suggestions.
12 votes -
The case for New York City's congestion pricing
5 votes -
Stockholm is in a race to fix its traffic congestion – but will this $4bn super-deep road tunnel under the Swedish capital work
6 votes -
Blacksmiths are reconstructing a Viking ship to better understand the secrets of the navigation of Scandinavian warriors a thousand years ago
16 votes -
Joe Biden Environmental Protection Agency issues $900 million to US schools for clean-energy buses
21 votes -
California legislature rejects governor’s proposed cuts to active transportation, intercity rail
21 votes -
Celebrities like Elon Musk and Taylor Swift might soon be able to hide their private jet flights from online sleuths
47 votes -
The forgotten Roman roads
9 votes -
Pigeons in the Arctic: Part III: Sir John Ross’s 1850-51 search for the lost Franklin Bay expedition
6 votes -
Eastern Air Lines | Bankrupt
4 votes -
Joe Biden administration commits $3.4 billion in funding to San Francisco Caltrain extension
28 votes -
Would you walk further to a bus stop that had faster service?
20 votes