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9 votes
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Major automakers launch new EV charging network across North America in challenge to Tesla
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New car buyers aren’t impressed: JD Power
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Chevrolet announces Bolt EV will return after originally planning to end production
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Putting together an ebike kit that respects right-to-repair?
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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?
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Dutch e-bike maker VanMoof declared bankrupt
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I became an Uber driver for a day... in a tank!
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New Jersey files federal lawsuit to block NYC’s congestion pricing plan; Staten Island sets up legal action
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Electric vehicles are sending toxic tire particles into the water, soil, and air
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Seeking Canadian (Ontario) auto, RV trailer, and home insurance
My current round of insurance with TD / Primmum is due up. I have a 2021 Jeep Gladiator (financed) and a 2019 KIA Rio (no loan), house (no mortgage), and 2016 17' travel trailer (no loan) with...
My current round of insurance with TD / Primmum is due up. I have a 2021 Jeep Gladiator (financed) and a 2019 KIA Rio (no loan), house (no mortgage), and 2016 17' travel trailer (no loan) with them. Been with them for many many years. Supposedly have a group plan through my employer Ontario Power Generation. I'm not so sure anymore. While it's just me (47m) right now, my 17 year old son will likely get added Friday when he gets his G2 🤞.
I wonder if anyone could recommend a company that would do good for all, or separate for each. I also have some artwork and camera equipment I would probably tack on.
The letter I got from TD also said if I don't put a tracker on my Jeep (for theft) my premium will go up. They will pay for it, but if they supply it I won't even consider it. I don't want them following me! Giggle does that enough.Searching "best xxxxx" will always give you sites that make money from the reviewed businesses. I won't trust any of them.
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Austin Vernon on electric vehicles > hybrids
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New era of rail: Amtrak improves Northeast Corridor tracks between Boston and Washington DC (north-eastern USA)
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American UPS pilots won’t fly if Teamsters strike
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Minneapolis, MN: A welcome surge in transit ridership
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Transit groups in New York call for congestion toll to be passed on to for-hire vehicle riders
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CityLine, zero emissions rapid bus transit, launches in Spokane
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A few things to know before you steal my Porsche 914
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Tesla shows off first Cybertruck after two years of delays
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Electric bike, stupid love of my life
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Concerns about new facial recognition software implemented by TSA at US airports
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Russia’s Potemkin miracle: The story of Ural Airlines flight 178
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OceanGate CEO responded poorly to criticism including filing a SLAPP lawsuit in response to an OSHA complaint and investigation
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I had the worst experience with Wizz Air
My evening flight from Gatwick to Milan was delayed, resulting with my arrival at 2:45am when there was no public transportation available (apart from taxis). According to EU rules any delayed...
My evening flight from Gatwick to Milan was delayed, resulting with my arrival at 2:45am when there was no public transportation available (apart from taxis).
According to EU rules any delayed flights over 3 hours can be reimbursed (partially) as can any inconveniences.
This is the email I received from Wizzair's claims Dept:Thank you for contacting Wizz Air Customer Service Department.
We would like to extend our sincerest apologies regarding the inconvenience caused by the delay of your flight. After thoroughly investigating your case we can confirm that the delay of flight W4 5786 MXP-LGW on the 3d of July 2023 was 02:57 h, based on the arrival at your destination airport.
Please be kindly informed that passengers are entitled to the compensation specified in Regulation (EC) No 261/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council when there is an arrival delay of minimum 3 hours.
Therefore, unfortunately we regret to inform you that no compensation is due in this specific situation.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us by replying to this email.
Have a pleasant day!
Kind regards,
I am at a loss for words (and taxi fare!)
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Anyone here like e-scooters?
The cost keeps dropping and the specs keep getting better and better, but they seem pretty dangerous, mainly because you have to share the road with cars. Still, for the price of an ultra cheap...
The cost keeps dropping and the specs keep getting better and better, but they seem pretty dangerous, mainly because you have to share the road with cars. Still, for the price of an ultra cheap beater car, less than $2000, you can get an electric vehicle with 50+ miles of range and 30+ mph speeds, that you can fold and carry with one arm (if you're kinda strong).
I've got a basic one and its great. My only gripe is that I don't feel comfortable locking it up on a public street due to theft, so if I want to scoot to a store, I have to bring the scooter in with me. Would be great to see this mode of travel widely adopted, with some decent infrastructure like rentable lockers and more bike paths that aren't just the shoulder of a street full of cars.
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Koenigsegg Gemera now available in 2300 HP hybrid Jesko V8 configuration
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This is why Toyota isn't rushing to sell you an electric vehicle
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Electric vehicles wait longer on dealer lots than hybrids or ice vehicles in the US
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Some major cities in the US are getting rid of bus fares
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Heat waves expose electric car batteries to risk of damage
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How RVs get their swishes, swooshes, and swoops
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Jeep Wrangler might be outsold by Ford Bronco thanks to the California Air Resources Board
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Wait, should I not be drinking airline coffee?
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Oil is hard to quit, even in Norway where electric cars rule the road
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What are your favourite transport maps?
As a railfan and a graphic designer, the first thing I check out when in a new town with public transit is their transit map. You can tell a lot about a city by how they represent themselves on a...
As a railfan and a graphic designer, the first thing I check out when in a new town with public transit is their transit map. You can tell a lot about a city by how they represent themselves on a transit map, and I myself have designed more maps than I can count. What's the map of your city look like? Do you have a personal favourite you think is really unknown? Any maps that you just want to rant about because of how terrible it is?
My personal favourite transit map is Constantine Konovalov's Paris Metro Map, I just love how effortlessly it weaves the lines throughout the Peripherique, and how it's not afraid to break its own established rules on angles and circles. Honorable mentions go to the London Tube and Rail map (an absolute classic), and the Mexico City Metro, which assigns a unique symbol to every station for the benefit of passengers who can't read or write.
Also, designers, feel free to share your transit diagrams! I miss r/transitdiagrams a lot and would love to see your work, fictional, redesign or otherwise!
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US truckers flooded the market during Covid. Now they struggle to pay their bills.
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Wrong turn at Taipei: The crash of Singapore Airlines flight 006
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Meet the guerrilla bike activists in Chicago installing bootleg infrastructure for safer streets
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Bizarre story of the History Supreme yacht
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Norwegian Air has entered into an agreement to buy Norway's regional carrier Widerøe – $105 million deal subject to approval by the Norwegian Competition Authority
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Metropolitan Transportation Authority rolls out more modern trains on New York City subway
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Free transit in Stavanger, Norway, places the city in a growing vanguard of municipalities that have made buses, trains and trams free at point of use
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Cops are already treating self-driving cars as 'surveillance cameras on wheels'
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Any jeepers make it over here from Reddit?
As my 2010 Wrangler goes under the knife to replace a shredded rear main seal today, I find myself wringing my hands like a nervous father, waiting for the operation to be over and my wallet to be...
As my 2010 Wrangler goes under the knife to replace a shredded rear main seal today, I find myself wringing my hands like a nervous father, waiting for the operation to be over and my wallet to be lightened to the tune of a grand. If only I had had the presence of mind to grab a tranny jack all those months ago when I could afford it, but alas...
Anyhoo... Tell me about your heep 😁
23 votes -
When flight attendants fought the airline industry and won
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Denmark's new modular patrol boats will tackle a changing Arctic – here's how the new ships will be designed
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Near Dayton, Ohio there's a lookalike of the Wright Brothers' Model B, a 1910 aircraft with no cockpit. It's a modern plane with a very old design, and I went for a ride.
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How this train beat the plane: The TGV story
8 votes