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Well, public transit doesn't exactly get you out of the weather, as you have to walk/cycle between your exact departure point and the nearest bus/subway stop and between the other nearest bus/subway stop and your exact destination, and only very few taxis are able to take passengers on their...

Hello, Great project! A few remarks: - maybe that's implied, but you should of course account the co2 emission per mile *per passenger* (which means the emissions for a bus trip will widely vary depending on the local average load factor) - for electric powered modes, how the electricity is...

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No more Sunset Limited to Florida, only as far east as Mobile? No more Vermonter to Montréal?

"unforeseen equipment issues"

How are extreme delays like this handled network-wise? Does Amtrak have a spare Superliner trainset in Chicago?

Any idea if some work has been performed to avoid new Adirondack cancellations next summer?

https://www.railwaygazette.com/traction-and-rolling-stock/%C3%B6bb-orders-first-double-deck-railjet-trains-as-passenger-traffic-booms/64460.article

Hello, That's a Pacific Surfliner thruway bus, which can only be booked in connection with a train (here you'd have to have your ticket begin in Grover Beach, one stop before San Luis Obispo where the bus originates).

Hi, https://asm.transitdocs.com/map

Per Wikipedia contribuors' original research (so shouldn't be on Wikipedia...): Las Vegas, NV Colombus, OH Nashville, TN Louisville, KY Tulsa, OK Honolulu, HI (although that's a special case ;)) Knoxville, TN Baton Rouge, LA Allentown/Bethlehem/Easton, PA North Port – Sarasota – Bradenton...

Amazing how not once the authors did mention the number of passengers in each system, let alone give the amount of subsidies per passenger...

As long as Hartford to Philadelphia, but also as wide as New York City to Scranton. So sure, the frequency of train services along the Hartford - Philadelphia line is quite comparable to what you can have in the Netherlands, but if you try going inlands away from that line... that's not the same...

I think that the US should not be taken as a whole for this question, as you can find there both densely populated areas and quite empty areas. If you take the NEC for example, which has a population of 50M in a 56k sq mi area, you could compare it to some European countries like Italy (same...

Well I hope for them that building a small wall twice a year isn't their only source of business ;)

It's been moved from 555 Mission Street to 401 Mission Street a month ago.

It won't So it will tell you you're somewhere in the US based on your public IP address, and that's about it. Are you talking about Garmin Express? If so it won't, it's just there to update the GPS device. Same, it won't.

It will actually usually use the surrounding WiFi networks for that, as it's much faster and precise enough (Google has over the years built a database of the location of WiFi APs in the world, using both their Google Street Cars when mapping the world and the Android devices of Android users)...

About 40 mph.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/2qEa2RSyMydzX92Y9