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#transport

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Nils Wilcke

Deux journalistes de France 2 agressés par des collaborateurs du maire de Boulogne-Billancourt lors d'un conseil municipal qui tourne mal: l'un d'eux a vu sa carte de presse et son téléphone arrachés, pour supprimer leurs vidéos de la séance. L'édile s'est mis en retrait. En cause, la sécurisation d’une station Vélib’ après la mort d'un ado. actu.fr/ile-de-france/boulogne

actu.fr"C'est lunaire" : le conseil municipal de Boulogne-Billancourt tourne au fiasco, le maire se met en retraitPlusieurs élus de Boulogne dénoncent des violences contre des journalistes lors du conseil municipal, jeudi 13 mars. Le maire a décidé de se mettre en retrait de ses fonctions.
#Politique#Velo#Paris
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Anna Loffing

If you’re interested in civic engagement in the mobility transition, read this new-ish paper by Viktoria Allert & Gerhard Reese. It’s all about how the car-centric system makes it difficult to fight against it & what we need to overcome it:

Creating a common social identity, belief in collective efficacy & strong in-group norms & goals are important for participation in collective action for sustainable mobility.

doi.org/10.1016/j.jclepro.2024

#Transport#Mobility#Activism
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CLondoner92 (New Account)

Mayors Andy Burnham and Steve Rotheram are championing a ‘Northern Arc’ connecting #Liverpool and #Manchester through a new railway to boost the UK economy. The project aims to create an economic supercluster, with £150bn annual GVA and 5.4 million people. The Liverpool-Manchester #railway is seen as the ‘missing link’ in regional #transport, unlocking £7bn GVA, 300,000 new homes, and 40,000 jobs by 2050. This rail line would improve connectivity, supporting key sectors like life sciences, AI, low-carbon tech, and advanced manufacturing. The initiative could position the North West as an economic powerhouse, similar to the Oxford-Cambridge Arc, attracting global businesses and talent. The Mayors are collaborating with local authorities, private sector partners, and government to drive investment, innovation, and regeneration in the region, making it a key contributor to the UK’s future growth.
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Manuel 'HonkHase' Atug

#KRITIS Sektor #Transport und #Verkehr

Vor britischer Nordseeküste: #Frachter brennt nach #Kollision weiter

"Nach der Kollision vor der britischen Nordseeküste brennt der Frachter "Solong" weiter. Die Suche nach einem Vermissten wurde eingestellt. Umweltschützer warnen vor erheblichen Gefahren durch #Giftstoffe.

Bei dem Unglück ist dem #Schifffahrtsunternehmen Crowley zufolge #Flugzeugtreibstoff ausgetreten. Den Angaben zufolge..."
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tagesschau.de · Schiffe brennen nach Kollision vor britischer Nordseeküste weiterNach der Kollision vor der britischen Nordseeküste hat es auf zwei Schiffen in der Nacht weiter gebrannt. Die Suche nach einem Vermissten wurde eingestellt. Umweltschützer warnen vor erheblichen Gefahren.
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Matt × 🇳🇴 🇺🇦

Old Trafford (the stadium) always struggled to build more because the trains ran alongside the place. And then the other side of the train track, none of the residents would sell their place.

I guess Manchester United has finally bought all the houses around the stadium and convinced the local government to shut off the train line to Liverpool whilst they redevelop the entire area.

Some big big money being thrown around here.

A photograph of a train line to the left of the image, running alongside the football stadium to the right of the image.
#Manchester#OldTrafford#ManchesterUnited
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DionyZack 🍉✊🏽♀️🇳🇨

Revolut°Permanente🚩 Victoire ! Les Geodis arrachent 150 euros d'augmentation de salaire après 3 semaines de grève: Au terme de trois semaines d'une grève massivement suivie, les travailleurs de Geodis Gennevilliers ont arraché 150 euros d'augmentation pour tous ainsi qu'une revalorisation de la prime d'ancienneté. Un combat exemplaire qui montre que la lutte paie !Notre Classe / Grève / Geodis / Transport / Logistique /… revolutionpermanente.fr/Victoi 🚩RP #Victoire #Grève #Geodis #Transport #Logistique

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Alex@rtnVFRmedia Suffolk UK

Although the #bridge closure would have been inconvenient, I had a look at what this #forge / #blacksmith makes and its not that large/heavy items (vehicles over 7 500 kg are forbidden from the bridge anyway) - I do wonder if it was a coincidence his business had trade decline and the real reason is even relatively middle class folk are skint, and simply can't afford artisan forged garden ornaments? #Suffolk #roads #transport

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CLondoner92 (New Account)

A business case to replace the Tyne and Wear Metro's outdated signalling system has been submitted to the Government. Backed by North East Mayor Kim McGuinness, the £400 million bid, led by Nexus, aims to replace the system, which dates back to the 1970s and 80s. The existing analogue signalling is increasingly hard to maintain and essential for safety, with up to 62% of infrastructure delays caused by signalling failures. The Department for #Transport has endorsed the case, allowing it to progress to the next stage. Cathy Massarella, Managing Director of Nexus, stressed the importance of this investment for the future and sustainability of the Metro. Mayor McGuinness highlighted the need for ongoing funding to modernise the Metro, including expansion plans to Washington. The final cost will be determined as Nexus completes its business case.
nexus.org.uk/news/item/metro-s

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CLondoner92 (New Account)

Ken Skates MS, Cabinet Secretary for #Transport and North #Wales, announced the launch of the Wales National Travel Survey. The survey will collect data on travel habits and attitudes from Welsh residents to inform transport decisions and track progress towards Net Zero goals, including promoting #walking, #cycling, and public transport use. Transport for Wales (TfW) has partnered with the National Centre for Social Research (NatCen) to carry out the survey over three years, following pilot surveys in 2024. Approximately 15,000 households will be invited to participate annually, with data collected throughout the year to reflect seasonal patterns. The results will be published annually at national and regional levels. Participation is encouraged to help shape future transport policy in Wales.
gov.wales/written-statement-la

GOV.WALESWritten Statement: Launch of the Wales National Travel Survey (10 March 2025) | GOV.WALESKen Skates MS, Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales
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Alex@rtnVFRmedia Suffolk UK

I'm more intrigued as to why the middle aged lady drives from #Leigh on Sea to #Braintree just to get #petrol - she would use more fuel than she saves doing this and would have to sit in #A12 traffic during busy times (maybe she has friends or family there?)

Also she's too young to have been driving around the time when #attendedservice was commonplace (it had already stopped in most areas by the 1970s)

#Essex #Transport #driving

essexlive.news/news/essex-news

Essex Live · Essex petrol station that's so cheap drivers come from 30 miles away to fill upQueues form outside the station and staff even help customers fill up their cars
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