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8 votes
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Mass transit on orbital boulevards
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How to plan a transit network for the future
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More on American incuriosity, New York regional rail edition, Part 1: European history
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New details on LA Metro's K Line northern extension to Hollywood
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MTA stops work on Second Ave. subway amid congestion pricing confusion
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Meme weeding: High wages and Baumol’s cost disease
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The case for NYC's congestion pricing
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How did Helsinki make transit work in the suburbs?
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Mexico City’s metro system is sinking fast
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The cheeky hidden features on Stockholm's metro trains
11 votes -
Transport for London’s AI Tube station experiment
11 votes -
Maps: see how the Interborough Express could unlock new opportunities for New York City
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New York City subways' ancient signaling systems keep trains going slow – but that's about to change
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New York governor sends national guard to subway in crime crackdown
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Seoul’s solution to ‘hell train’ commutes? Standing room only subway carriages.
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The busiest subway in the world?
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Unauthorized BART film sells out San Francisco theater
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The world's newest metro is here! | Montréal REM
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Metropolitan Transportation Authority rolls out more modern trains on New York City subway
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The newest subway system in the United States is open: Honolulu, HI
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SEPTA Board approves $1.69 billion FY24 operating and capital budget ahead of expected fiscal cliff
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A $48 billion debt is crushing the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. Paying it off could disrupt the future of New York City transit.
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NYC MTA moves forward with plans to install platform doors in three subway stations
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Any Tildesian railfans?
After the Reddit exodus, I was really glad this community was so open and welcoming, and it warms my heart to have something akin to the original forum days of Web 1. Some of my favourite subs...
After the Reddit exodus, I was really glad this community was so open and welcoming, and it warms my heart to have something akin to the original forum days of Web 1. Some of my favourite subs were rail related - London Underground, Trains, Transit Diagrams - so I figured I’d ask: Are there any other railfans among the Tildes?
I personally love all kinds of trains, but gravitate most to inner-city rapid transit. Think your Subways, Metros, Ls, the MRTs of the world. I also do a lot of train spotting, looking for interesting rolling stock and logging their NVR numbers.
What about you? Are you a fellow trainthusiast or did you never pay mind to rail traffic?
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The filthy truth about subway air
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What went wrong with the London Tube map? | Unfinished London
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In 2017, I made an unofficial transit diagram covering the Oslo region in Norway – now, five years later, it's time for a revisit
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Oslo Metro | Transit Explained
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What are some good YouTube channels about rapid transit?
I'm mostly interested in metro/subways, but also over the ground systems and rapid transit in general. Mostly the vehicles themselves, the rails, and the related technologies. I mean, I do enjoy...
I'm mostly interested in metro/subways, but also over the ground systems and rapid transit in general.
Mostly the vehicles themselves, the rails, and the related technologies. I mean, I do enjoy the city planning bits, but some channels focus too much on the design and evolution of the lines and I don't like that, looking at a map is not really enticing to me. A healthy mix would be nice, some engineering deep dives mixed with history, urban planning, and a lot of train porn! (Not rule 34 lol).
Thanks!
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A subway shooting in NYC exposed many of the problems facing the city’s transit system
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CEO of Atlanta's MARTA public transportation system dies by suicide
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Woman pushed on Brussels metro tracks in attempted murder; vehicle stopped just in time
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Why Tokyo is insanely well designed
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Understanding how urban design makes Tokyo work
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The accidental music of subways
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Copenhagen Metro | Transit Explained
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Tokyo's subway system
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Lies on the London Underground
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The new $45 billion metro system under construction beneath Paris
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Architecture studio Cobe and engineering firm Arup have designed the Orienktaj and Nordhavn Metro stations as part of a docklands development in Copenhagen
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London Tube map made from a working circuit board
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The city of Helsinki had the right to scrap its contract with Siemens over the failed automation of the Finnish capital's metro
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Copenhagen's new Metro is a thing of beauty
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The voice at Embankment Tube station
@garius: It is election season. The world is busy and rubbish. But it is also Christmas. So take a breather and let me tell you a story about London, trains, love and loss, and how small acts of kindness matter. I'm going to tell you about the voice at Embankment Tube station.
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New York’s subway map like you’ve never seen it before
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Why New York City stopped building subways
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Chinese company wins million-kronor bid to help expand Stockholm metro – the biggest investment in the Swedish capital's public transport in more than four decades
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Copenhagen's new City Ring metro line is likely to face delays, breakdowns and other operating issues when it finally opens at the end of next month
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Subway history: How OS/2 powered the NYC subway for decades
6 votes