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Metropolitan public transportation systems.
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To 'urban explorers,' eyesores are art
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To 'urban explorers,' eyesores are art By Quan Truong • qtru...@enquirer.com • January 4, 2010 * Comments (18) * Recommend (15) * Print this page * ShareThis * Font size:AA CAMP WASHINGTON - To most people, they're simply eyesores: abandoned buildings and cold, dark tunnels covered in graffiti and littered with trash and empty... more »
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new on pTn
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There is a new gallery about the tram of Jena [link] and of the new Berlin Metro line (U-Bahn, underground) U55 [link] Paris: T2 to Porte de Versailles: [link] other updates incude:... more »
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Podcast interview re trains w/ James McCommons
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Posted this morning at Electric Politics, a podcast interview about passenger rail with James McCommons, author of the recently published Waiting on a Train. You'd be surprised at how difficult it is to find someone to talk about passenger rail, probably because people who know about trains -- even advocates of passenger rail -- don't want to acknowledge that... more »
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Healthline Cleveland
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In todays Pittsburgh paper an article mentions the Healthline in Cleveland, and what a success it is. I was wondering if anyone has had experience riding it. It would seem as if the redline would be faster to University Circle. I have ridden the RTA a number of places in Cleveland. It sounds as if the 38 Geary in San Francisco would be an... more »
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Sir Terry Farrell backs Euston as venue for London high speed rail hub
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On Nov 12, 11:17 am, allanbonnetracy <allanbonnetr...@ireland.com> wrote: ...IMHO it is a bit of a stretch from Euston to Kings Cross/St P. However, Euston would be improved by having better integration with Euston Square station. Perhaps a now subsurface ticket hall in front of the mainline station with links to the Northern, Victoria and H&C/... more »
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BBC - Soho shops make way for Crossrail
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...Is this really for Crossrail, or does this relate to the expansion of the existing Central Line station, which Crossrail will share? I didn't think funds for "real" Crossrail work had been released yet?
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