President AMLO preparing decree to return passenger train service to Mexico5mo ⋅ boeing77X ⋅ r/transit
This image was presented at the opening of the Brightline station in Orlando7mo ⋅ newpersoen ⋅ r/transit
This is the Tokyo Metro to scale compared with downtown Los Angeles. Ever wonder why it takes so long to get around LA by transit? It's not so much that LA Metro is slow - LA is really just that big.4mo ⋅ Kootenay4 ⋅ r/transit
My commuter rail station in Virginia is in a National Wildlife Refuge, so morning commutes are pitch black with the occasional random animal noise. A world away from 60 minutes later when I get to Washington Union Station.1yr ⋅ RainbowCrown71 ⋅ r/transit
For such a small island, The Isle of Sodor has an incredible public transit network2mo ⋅ xshare ⋅ r/transit
If I was building a train station, a restroom would be high on my list of desired amenities1yr ⋅ Pyroechidna1 ⋅ r/transit
Oslo Airport train station turnstile - if you’re small enough to fit through the tunnel, you ride the train for free4mo ⋅ jakejanobs ⋅ r/transit
Why don’t we see the shorter-style of platform screen doors in Europe and other western countries?1mo ⋅ Exponentjam5570 ⋅ r/transit
I present: THE SUPERBRIDGE. Two rail tracks, a soundproof pedbridge, two BRT lanes for local transit, and two lanes for cars. Capable of moving... a lot of people per hour. LMK what you think!1yr ⋅ TheAlphaHuskii ⋅ r/transit
This is what a highspeed rail line cutting through a plateau looks like, Ningxia Province, China4mo ⋅ Nervous_Plan_8370 ⋅ r/transit
The folks moaning about high gas prices are the same folks who refuse to invest in renewables energy, free public transit and walkable cities🙄😤2yr ⋅ rnsouthern ⋅ r/transit
Happy Birthday to the world's largest Metro system! The Shanghai Metro turns 30 today.11mo ⋅ LiGuangMing1981 ⋅ r/transit
Shenzhen, China’s newest transit hub, Gangxia North Station, which connects 4 metro lines1yr ⋅ HighburyAndIslington ⋅ r/transit
The brand new departure screens outside London Euston railway station have gone live!1yr ⋅ HighburyAndIslington ⋅ r/transit
Sorry about the unintentional trolling yesterday. Here are all the rail lines of Greater Tokyo color coded on a map of Greater Los Angeles. Rotated to fit the geography (east is up).4mo ⋅ Kootenay4 ⋅ r/transit
The Marseille metro, in southern France, is testing photovoltaic rails1yr ⋅ Willing-Donut6834 ⋅ r/transit
Parking garage under The Hague Central Station with 8000 parking spots (opened in 2019)5mo ⋅ deminion48 ⋅ r/transit
this is what a highspeed railway crossing a desert looks like, Western China3wk ⋅ Spoiledsoymilk ⋅ r/transit
22k points and front page on Reddit. Maybe there is hope in the next generation pushing for transit3mo ⋅ Interesting_Bison530 ⋅ r/transit
The Roosevelt Blvd Subway (Philadelphia) Twitter page is hyping up a press release tomorrow at 10:00 AM. They are claiming it is going to be BIG.11mo ⋅ Off_again0530 ⋅ r/transit
Unless you book a month out, Amtrak from Wilmington DE to NYC will be well over $100 one way. It rivals the cost of flying and it consistently amazes me how unaffordable it is for such simple travel that governments should be PUSHING. Instead, it’s out of reach for many.1yr ⋅ mrcooltra ⋅ r/transit
In 2 months Istanbul Metro will add 62.1 km of new track and 34 new stations to the system.2mo ⋅ abch222 ⋅ r/transit
Who else grew up in the suburbs, had this 90's cutaway book, and only knew what a subway was from this page?7mo ⋅ ElectricNed ⋅ r/transit
Before I mentally judge people... is this accepted behavior in Italy? I see so many people do this. No ones does this in East Asia, rarely you see this in the US (partially because there are freaking no usable trains), but seemingly everywhere in Europe. Playing music out loud for good measure too.4mo ⋅ tristan-chord ⋅ r/transit
How 7 Parking Lots pay 1/4th the tax of one building, despite taking 8x the land1yr ⋅ Not-A-Seagull ⋅ r/transit
Paris Metro is so cute. An autonomous train of line 1 enters the Bastille station.1yr ⋅ me-gustan-los-trenes ⋅ r/transit
Anyone else annoyed by dubious lists like this one making the rounds on social media?1yr ⋅ saufundlauf ⋅ r/transit
Buses in Raleigh, NC are starting to get real-time stop info on the onboard displays. Stuff like this makes a big difference!1mo ⋅ Endolithic ⋅ r/transit
The Empire supports public transportation, especially the unveiling of the new electric busses in the Albuquerque system! (Dewback Ridge Garrison, 501st Legion)1yr ⋅ Dadbert97 ⋅ r/transit
The CEO of Ukrainian Railways tweeted at Amtrak to get them to try electrification.1yr ⋅ megachainguns ⋅ r/transit
The Princeton Dinky, the shortest branch of the Northeast Corridor (2.7 miles of track)1yr ⋅ augustusprime ⋅ r/transit
I’ve noticed many American Cities, Seattle and LA specifically, are using LRVs for their “metro” lines instead of traditional metro rolling stock. Any chance they could replace them in the future with “light metro”-like trains such as in Tokyo or Montreal?3mo ⋅ Exponentjam5570 ⋅ r/transit
Car infrastructure: never ending cost pit, low space efficiency, provides no benefits to surrounding environment🚗🚕 Car-less infrastructure: high space efficiency, enriches surrounding environment, benefits local businesses and consumers, cost effective, visually appealing🚆🚴2yr ⋅ rnsouthern ⋅ r/transit
F’real tho why are holiday parks designed and built better for transport and walkability than most of our cities😩😢2yr ⋅ rnsouthern ⋅ r/transit
This is in reference to a transport sim, but I think the cognitive dissonance applies IRL too.1yr ⋅ AlternativeQuality2 ⋅ r/transit
Double decker bus in downtown Seattle. These are always some of my favorite buses to ride on1yr ⋅ bnsf27 ⋅ r/transit
London Paddington railway station, UK. The station has very beautiful architecture!1yr ⋅ HighburyAndIslington ⋅ r/transit
Santiago is adding 1,600 new electric buses to its public transport system. By May 2023, 66% of the buses fleet will be electric.1yr ⋅ aztroneka ⋅ r/transit
New York State predicts that by 2050, the Empire Rail Corridor will be 3 MINUTES faster between Buffalo and New York City than it was in 1891. It’s taken SIXTY ONE YEARS to get to speeds back to 133 years ago.2mo ⋅ RealDialectical ⋅ r/transit
We need to talk about how real urbanism has interconnected rails and trails working together. Not rails to trails. Rails AND trails.9mo ⋅ stidmatt ⋅ r/transit
10% of US transit-cities provide 90% of total service, New York alone provides over 40%7mo ⋅ OkFishing4 ⋅ r/transit
View from my flat where I’ll be for the next few months. Marveling at how frequent the trains are1yr ⋅ OtterlyFoxy ⋅ r/transit
The Judkins Park light rail station in Seattle, opening in 2023 as part of Line 2, which will use the former Interstate 90 express lanes2yr ⋅ SounderBruce ⋅ r/transit
The lower level platforms at Berlin Hauptbahnhof railway station, Germany1yr ⋅ HighburyAndIslington ⋅ r/transit
Which public transit system do you think has the best visual character in its way-finding and design?2mo ⋅ Exponentjam5570 ⋅ r/transit
Could Portland benefit from a higher-speed, higher capacity transit system like Berlin’s S-Bahn to replace MAX Light Rail?3mo ⋅ Exponentjam5570 ⋅ r/transit
I fucking want high speed rail so bad. No, instead I get to watch my plane go round and round in circles!3mo ⋅ get-a-mac ⋅ r/transit
Chinese metro systems next to NYC, Tokyo, and Singapore metro systems at the same scale3mo ⋅ kevin96246 ⋅ r/transit
Rode today for the first time on an electric bus! Very great experience! What is your opinion on electric buses?1yr ⋅ Accurate_Pen_4456 ⋅ r/transit
Will Google Maps Ever Update its Transit Map of LA? It's been over a month and the Regional Connector is Still Missing9mo ⋅ MitochonPowerhouse ⋅ r/transit
Siemens wins the contract for manufacturing and maintaining 9000HP Electric Locos for Indian Railways in a $3.2 Billion deal. India will have a completely electrified modern dedicated freight corridor by the end of this year1yr ⋅ milktanksadmirer ⋅ r/transit
