In 1925 the Phoenix trolley system had a 35 mile network. Imagine if that grew in proportion to the population growth9mo ⋅ CazadorHolaRodilla ⋅ r/transit
I’ve seen these posts on here before, so here’s my collection of transit cards1yr ⋅ RedditRodditRaddit ⋅ r/transit
Suspension railways - an interesting mode of public transport, as seen here in Wuppertal, Germany!1yr ⋅ HighburyAndIslington ⋅ r/transit
Is the London Transit Commission actually as bad as NotJustBikes portrays it to be?8mo ⋅ GeorgeHarry1964 ⋅ r/transit
That feeling of supremacy when breezing through the traffic beneath – Pune Metro (Titagarh Firema rolling stock)2yr ⋅ gdsctt-3278 ⋅ r/transit
Looks like BART reported 117% of sunday pre-pandemic ridership yesterday10mo ⋅ dingusamongus123 ⋅ r/transit
Washington DC metro - perhaps one of my favourite mass transit systems.3yr ⋅ Majestic_Trains ⋅ r/transit
Revealed: the design of trams on the future line 5 of the Montpellier network, France1yr ⋅ Willing-Donut6834 ⋅ r/transit
Just rode on the longest escalator in the western hemisphere, in the Wheaton Station of the Washington Metro! It was a little intimidating tbh1yr ⋅ Wifimuffins ⋅ r/transit
Electrified Caltrain will allow trains to eventually run every 10 minutes similar to BART. At what point do you replace conductors with faregates?1yr ⋅ DropTheHammer69 ⋅ r/transit
Despite having similar infrastructure and land use, Toronto's Line 1 moves 10x (645,863) as many people Chicago's Blue Line (64,978). A lot of this comes down to the great frequency and reliability of feeder buses routes and of Line 1 itself, but isn't the only reason...2mo ⋅ withmydickies2piece ⋅ r/transit
Opinion: Zurich’s tram rolling stock and platform designs are better than Vienna’s3mo ⋅ Exponentjam5570 ⋅ r/transit
Automated metros in Europe. Dark blue = in service, Light blue = planned1yr ⋅ saufundlauf ⋅ r/transit
Seville tramway - No catenary, no third rail. Say hello to battery powered tram!1yr ⋅ StatisticianBitter61 ⋅ r/transit
Here's a picture of Metro Center in DC to hold you while I make a subway system for Pittsburgh1yr ⋅ picklingspice ⋅ r/transit
NYC metro area accounts for nearly half of the public transit ridership in the US2mo ⋅ snowbeast93 ⋅ r/transit
Everyone is searching for the next revolutionary mode of transport, when it’s already existed for 200 years 🚆 🚊 🚂 replace roads with trains!!2yr ⋅ rnsouthern ⋅ r/transit
Museumsinsel station on the Berlin U-Bahn U5 line, Germany. Beautiful!1yr ⋅ HighburyAndIslington ⋅ r/transit
This is... wrong? HSR is profitable in some circumstances. Even regular commuter transit can make a dime.3mo ⋅ short59 ⋅ r/transit
One of the new DC Metro stations opening soon as a part of the silver line extension. Its right in front of my work office, Ill finally be able to take the Metro to work2yr ⋅ dingusamongus123 ⋅ r/transit
A road next to a bike lane next to a busway next to a train line in the middle of nowhere - Chatsworth1yr ⋅ Orbian3 ⋅ r/transit
Delhi metro received 2.03 billion passengers in 2023 (first time crossed 2 billion mark)3mo ⋅ chipkali_lover ⋅ r/transit
Belfast really needs a good tram system (or even a light metro if they want). There were even more buses behind these.1yr ⋅ OtterlyFoxy ⋅ r/transit
Princess Nourah Bint Abdul Rahman University in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia has their own autonomous metro.1mo ⋅ acoolrocket ⋅ r/transit
Me in Berlin reading r/transit argue about which type of vehicle is the best:1yr ⋅ saufundlauf ⋅ r/transit
Elevated metro line integrated into the park it passes over, Kolkata, India.1yr ⋅ M24Spirit ⋅ r/transit
Spotted a cute little tram in Munich, Germany! It only has two sections.1yr ⋅ HighburyAndIslington ⋅ r/transit
East Idaho has over 300,000 residents living in towns founded on the Railroad. Why is there no passenger rail?4mo ⋅ Adventurous-Fly-5402 ⋅ r/transit
A freight train passes through the center of the city of Rijeka in Croatia.1yr ⋅ Then_Literature_1948 ⋅ r/transit
Silly post showing the downfall of passenger rail in this country3mo ⋅ AlarmingGrapefruit73 ⋅ r/transit
My idea for what a Shinkansen/TGV style high speed rail system could look like in the US. Black dots denote terminus stations. I originally posted this on another community but have since added a couple of updates based on comment feedback.1yr ⋅ tablebag2021Dd ⋅ r/transit
Entire map of Copenhagen transit with both Metro and S-Train. Very large for a city that isn’t that big1yr ⋅ OtterlyFoxy ⋅ r/transit
Sometimes you're out biking on a Saturday and you have to make a meme the second you get home...1yr ⋅ VincentHeron ⋅ r/transit
Foothill Gold Line Project in LA County has finished the tracks for the entirety of its rail expansion!10mo ⋅ ellietheotter_ ⋅ r/transit
The Transport for London (TfL) Elizabeth line has seen very good passenger use. It is doing very well for a new railway!1yr ⋅ HighburyAndIslington ⋅ r/transit
Anyone remember when the London cabbies protested against Uber? Like Ubers even good for urbanism?3mo ⋅ Manchester_Buses ⋅ r/transit
Construction underway on 5-mile MetroLink extension from Scott AFB to MidAmerica Airport [St. Louis]4mo ⋅ stlsc4 ⋅ r/transit
Honolulu’s first public transit rail system is now up and running. Here is the map.10mo ⋅ djs808 ⋅ r/transit
We're forced to implement non-car infrastructure but we *really* don't want to starter pack9mo ⋅ Epicapabilities ⋅ r/transit
I frame transit maps and tickets from cities I visit. Here's my wall so far.1yr ⋅ transit-mappr ⋅ r/transit
It's Trolleybus Thursday!!! Here's a double bendy trolleybus in Zurich, on Verkehrsbetriebe Zurich (VBZ) line 32 from Strassenverkehrsamt to Holzerhurd, in Switzerland (CH).1yr ⋅ HighburyAndIslington ⋅ r/transit
WMATA has been on fire ever since Randy Clarke took over as GM! Running 1-2 Minute Headways yesterday 🔥10mo ⋅ yunnifymonte ⋅ r/transit
It’s 10% wholesome and 90% sad when VIA Rail is still maintaining and using rolling stock from 70 years ago.1mo ⋅ gravitysort ⋅ r/transit
I appreciate how the new NYC subway maps can be live updated to show service changes4mo ⋅ FOBABCD ⋅ r/transit
My city is looking to replace it's maze of fixed bus routes with fewer, but more direct and frequent fixed routes, and serve the remaining bus stops with Bus on Demand service.1yr ⋅ zackogenic ⋅ r/transit
Elevated tracks for the Lynnwood extension of Sound Transit's light rail system, seen along Interstate 5 in Seattle1yr ⋅ SounderBruce ⋅ r/transit
So how many bus stops do you want? Champaign, Illinois transit planners: Yes.2yr ⋅ wssrfsh ⋅ r/transit
Leeds is officially the largest city in Europe without a mass transit system1yr ⋅ Bigshock128x ⋅ r/transit
