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Random streets: November 2014
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Observations of transport systems on the streets of random places, at home and abroad. Monday, 24 November 2014. Jersey, Channel Islands. The Channel Islands are an archipelago off the coast of Normandy. Despite being closer to France, the islands are dependencies of the British Crown. Jersey is the largest of the Channel Islands. It is governed independently from the other islands (and its government is also independent from that of the United Kingdom). Smaller minibuses are used on some services. The d...
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Random streets: London, UK
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Observations of transport systems on the streets of random places, at home and abroad. Saturday, 16 June 2012. To set the scene, the first post is from my home city, London. Capital city of England, Great Britain and the United Kingdom. Host city for the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Home to many well-known sights, including its world-famous red double-decker buses. TfL), with the buses operated by a number of private companies on TfL’s behalf. Apart from a small number of advertising buses, it is n...
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Random streets: Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
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Observations of transport systems on the streets of random places, at home and abroad. Sunday, 19 April 2015. Edinburgh, Scotland, UK. Trams had almost disappeared from the streets of British towns and cities by the early 1960s. Only one town, Blackpool on England's north west coast, held on to its trams. Since the early 1990s, trams have been reintroduced to a small number of cities in England. In 2014 Edinburgh became the latest British city, and the only city in Scotland, to open a new tram system.
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Random streets: June 2015
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Observations of transport systems on the streets of random places, at home and abroad. Friday, 19 June 2015. For my 100th post on this blog, I'll come clean about my carbon footprint. So far, my posts spread over 24 countries across two continents. (Make it 31 countries if you count principalities, dependent territories and constituent nations of the UK separately). I've posted about places from Tromsø. In arctic Norway in the north, as far south as Gran Canaria. To the Canadian city of Victoria. As wel...
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The Omnibus Society
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Random streets: Manchester, UK
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Observations of transport systems on the streets of random places, at home and abroad. Sunday, 31 May 2015. A century ago, trams were a common sight in towns and cities across the United Kingdom. Fifty years later only one system survived, in the seaside town of Blackpool. More recently, trams have had a limited revival, reappearing in five towns and cities across England and, most recently, one. The city of Manchester was the first in the UK to reintroduce trams, its system opening in 1992. There are al...
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Peterborough Bus Times
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Rail Fares to London. How to use this Website. Pages aim to show all buses between Peterborough and each locality, irrespective of route or operator. This makes it easy to find bus timings, provided your particular locality is listed. Click on CITY. For different areas of Peterborough city itself, or on COUNTRY. For the surrounding towns and villages. Alternatively the ROUTES. Why did I start this site? Is it still needed? Today all the major operators and Councils have their own websites, as you would e...
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Random streets: February 2015
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Observations of transport systems on the streets of random places, at home and abroad. Friday, 27 February 2015. Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain. Updated 15th February 2 016. The Canary Islands lie off the western coast of Africa. With plenty of warm sunshine all year round, they are a popular holiday destination. The main holiday resorts are on the island's south coast. The largest of these, Playa del Inglés, is also one of the largest holiday resorts in Europe. While some of the buses had two axles...
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Buses in Honduras
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RETURN TO BUS-AMERICAS PAGE. Population 8,500,000. Large cities: Tegucigalpa, San Pedro Sula, Puerto Cortes. Information has been obtained from sources as referenced and the persons indicated below. This site is divided into several subpages. Please click on the links below. Contributions were made by:. John Veerkamp (1982, 1998-2001). This site will be further developed over time). WE WELCOME ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AT.
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Random streets: Madrid, Spain
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Observations of transport systems on the streets of random places, at home and abroad. Thursday, 2 July 2015. Europe's third largest capital city by population is Madrid. More than 3 million people live within the city boundary - only Berlin and London have larger populations. Admittedly, other cities have larger populations if you include their wider metropolitan areas. Madrid's transport system comprises an extensive network of buses, light rail, a metro and suburban rail. At the opposite end of the sc...
