It’s been 10 months since my last update on public transport patronage in Christchurch so well overdue for another one.
It dropped off massively through covid and stayed down through the subsequent bus driver shortages. It spent most of last year trying to claw its way back and so far this year has been pretty close to pre-covid levels. I think credit needs to go to Ecan staff for getting through those tough operational challenges and out the other end.
People caught regular services from Adelaide to major centres such as Whyalla, Mount Gambier, Victor Harbor and Angaston in the Barossa Valley.
Australia has accumulated almost 5,000 cubic metres of radioactive waste (around the volume of two Olympic size swimming pools). This does not include uranium mining wastes, which are disposed of at mine sites.
Now under scrutiny over decisions to remove many 50+ year old trees from Clarke Street a further review over the past few days reveals they […]
Check out the early designs for a $50 million upgrade to Ballarat Station to improve accessibility.
Tree canopies keep neighbourhoods cool in summer, provide shade, create habitat for wildlife, and help support cleaner air and waterways.
A portion of the former railway line to Moulamein in NSW is being restored to service a grain facility a few kilometers from Barnes Junction […]
The 1955 rail streamliners that travel through Canada’s Rocky Mountains are reaching the end of the line.
Steam on the Harbour is a documentary showcasing Darling Harbour as a busy railway goods yard, long before it became one of Sydney’s main destinations for recreation and entertainment.
This inner city area needs more canopy trees not less and no consultation with residents has been undertaken. Simply a disgrace.
Prological’s Peter Jones explains in this MHD op-ed the benefits of rail freight and how adopting aspects of the European model can help us decrease our reliance […]
Implementing a national digital ID system can bring several benefits such as improved efficiency, convenience, and security in various aspects of life. However, there are […]
Exclusive: rail use dwindles to minuscule levels amid over-reliance on heavy and polluting trucks, industry warns
The Board of Directors of Union Pacific Corporation has declared a quarterly dividend of $1.30 per share on the company’s common stock, payable Jun. 28, 2024, to shareholders of record May 31, 2024.
Four routes this month are over 5,000 miles.
With the new fuel efficiency rules going into effect on April 16, this would mark 2027 as the final year of the production of the 767F.