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  1. Moin,

    wir hören gerade ungehörte Wochenendrebellen-Folgen an.

    Und sind dabei auf ein tolles Zitat von Jason zum Bahnverkehr gestoßen:

    "Völlig egal, wie schlecht die Bahn jemals werden sollte, sie wird immer besser sein als alle Alternativen. Immer!" (ab 20:00 Min)

    Das teilen wir so.

    #Bahn #Bahnverkehr #Deutschebahn #Zug #ÖPNV #Transport

  2. 10 electric buses arrive in Azad Kashmir

    Ten electric buses have been delivered to Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) from Islamabad as part of a new public transport initiative for the region. The buses have been provided by Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz. The initiative follows an announcement made b…

    justpaste.in/news/10-electric-

    #National #News #buses #public #transport

  3. Tell us: how have you been affected by UK air traffic disruption?
    By Guardian community team

    We would like to hear from people travelling about how they have been affected by disruption caused by an air traffic control technical failure

    theguardian.com/world/2026/sep

    #Airtransport #Transport #Heathrow #TheGuardian #Guardiancommunityteam

  4. Tell us: how have you been affected by UK air traffic disruption?
    By Guardian community team

    We would like to hear from people travelling about how they have been affected by disruption caused by an air traffic control technical failure

    theguardian.com/world/2026/sep

    #Airtransport #Transport #Heathrow #TheGuardian #Guardiancommunityteam

  5. Tell us: how have you been affected by UK air traffic disruption?
    By Guardian community team

    We would like to hear from people travelling about how they have been affected by disruption caused by an air traffic control technical failure

    theguardian.com/world/2026/sep

    #Airtransport #Transport #Heathrow #TheGuardian #Guardiancommunityteam

  6. Tell us: how have you been affected by UK air traffic disruption?
    By Guardian community team

    We would like to hear from people travelling about how they have been affected by disruption caused by an air traffic control technical failure

    theguardian.com/world/2026/sep

    #Airtransport #Transport #Heathrow #TheGuardian #Guardiancommunityteam

  7. Interesting @biorxivpreprint by the groups of Eva Bertosin and Cees Dekker.

    A #DNAorigami #nanopore with adjustable pore size that mimics the nuclear pore complex and allows selective transport of proteins across lipid bilayers.

    doi.org/10.64898/2026.09.03.74;
    #Science #DNA #Transport #Pore

  8. Faisalabad unveils smart transport app

    The Faisalabad administration has announced a major initiative to improve public transport through digital technology and environmentally friendly solutions. The project includes a smart mobile application for public transport and a planned electric vehicle (E…

    justpaste.in/news/faisalabad-u

    #National #News #transport #faisalabad #public

  9. CW: unpopular opinion - For all those that frown upon it and gather in the streets, this is the reason.

    @0xabad1dea

    this brings up another subject, if one should even consider public transport or rather continue to congest and pollute the cities with one's own car.

    I'd choose independence and use my own car, as do millions others.

    #PublicTransport #Transport #Environment #Climate #Pollution #Cars

  10. An Irish MEP is set to push Brittany Ferries again on its decision to end its involvement in the live trade.

    Le PDG de la Brittany Ferries et un député irlandais vont rencontrer Macron. Pour autoriser les veaux vivants à être à nouveau transportés trans-manche en dehors des règles sanitaires ?

    agriland.ie/farming-news/mep-t

    #transport #bai #animal #ireland

  11. Transport, housing and a facelift for the cat – Catford’s regeneration plan has had a redesign

    Lewisham Council describes the blueprint as a “rescue plan” for the South East London town centre There are…
    #London #Britain #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #England #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #Lewisham #Catford #Cycling #Housing #LewishamCouncil #Thingstodo #TrafficandTravel #Transport #TransportForLondon
    europesays.com/gbr/london/2222

  12. First Bus has appointed Steve Draper as Operations Director and Ali Raffat as Commercial Director for its franchising business, strengthening its leadership team as it expands across the #UK.

    Draper brings more than 30 years’ #transport and manufacturing experience. At Arriva, he served as Performance Director, leading work on depot performance, driver recruitment and training, and operational improvement.

    Raffat has more than 15 years’ experience in corporate finance, investment banking and transport. At Go-Ahead, he led major bidding and concession projects in the UK and overseas.

    The appointments complete First Bus Franchising’s directorate team, adding operational and commercial expertise as more local authorities consider franchised bus networks.

    First Bus was recently selected to operate franchised services on West Yorkshire’s new Weaver Network.
    news.firstbus.co.uk/news/first

  13. #Transport for #London Freedom of Information release:

    #TfL introduced changes to discretionary fees for Oyster cards, concessionary photocards and lost property retrieval in 2025, citing inflation and the need to improve financial sustainability. Standard and Visitor Oyster card fees increased from £7 to £10 from 7 September. From 22 July, Zip, student, apprentice and care leaver photocard fees rose by £1, while 60+ London Oyster Photocard fees increased from £20 to £35 for new applications and from £10 to £18 for replacements and annual checks. Lost property retrieval fees rose to £25 for high-value technology, £15 for bulky or medium items and £6 for other items. TfL expected the changes to raise £13.7m a year. Equality assessments found potential impacts on low-income customers, older people, young people, disabled people and those without access to banking or contactless payments, but noted that concessionary #travel benefits remained unchanged.
    tfl.gov.uk/corporate/transpare

  14. #Transport for #London Freedom of Information release:

    #TfL introduced changes to discretionary fees for Oyster cards, concessionary photocards and lost property retrieval in 2025, citing inflation and the need to improve financial sustainability. Standard and Visitor Oyster card fees increased from £7 to £10 from 7 September. From 22 July, Zip, student, apprentice and care leaver photocard fees rose by £1, while 60+ London Oyster Photocard fees increased from £20 to £35 for new applications and from £10 to £18 for replacements and annual checks. Lost property retrieval fees rose to £25 for high-value technology, £15 for bulky or medium items and £6 for other items. TfL expected the changes to raise £13.7m a year. Equality assessments found potential impacts on low-income customers, older people, young people, disabled people and those without access to banking or contactless payments, but noted that concessionary #travel benefits remained unchanged.
    tfl.gov.uk/corporate/transpare

  15. #Transport for #London Freedom of Information release:

    #TfL introduced changes to discretionary fees for Oyster cards, concessionary photocards and lost property retrieval in 2025, citing inflation and the need to improve financial sustainability. Standard and Visitor Oyster card fees increased from £7 to £10 from 7 September. From 22 July, Zip, student, apprentice and care leaver photocard fees rose by £1, while 60+ London Oyster Photocard fees increased from £20 to £35 for new applications and from £10 to £18 for replacements and annual checks. Lost property retrieval fees rose to £25 for high-value technology, £15 for bulky or medium items and £6 for other items. TfL expected the changes to raise £13.7m a year. Equality assessments found potential impacts on low-income customers, older people, young people, disabled people and those without access to banking or contactless payments, but noted that concessionary #travel benefits remained unchanged.
    tfl.gov.uk/corporate/transpare

  16. #Transport for #London Freedom of Information release:

    #TfL introduced changes to discretionary fees for Oyster cards, concessionary photocards and lost property retrieval in 2025, citing inflation and the need to improve financial sustainability. Standard and Visitor Oyster card fees increased from £7 to £10 from 7 September. From 22 July, Zip, student, apprentice and care leaver photocard fees rose by £1, while 60+ London Oyster Photocard fees increased from £20 to £35 for new applications and from £10 to £18 for replacements and annual checks. Lost property retrieval fees rose to £25 for high-value technology, £15 for bulky or medium items and £6 for other items. TfL expected the changes to raise £13.7m a year. Equality assessments found potential impacts on low-income customers, older people, young people, disabled people and those without access to banking or contactless payments, but noted that concessionary #travel benefits remained unchanged.
    tfl.gov.uk/corporate/transpare

  17. #Transport for #London Freedom of Information release:

    #TfL introduced changes to discretionary fees for Oyster cards, concessionary photocards and lost property retrieval in 2025, citing inflation and the need to improve financial sustainability. Standard and Visitor Oyster card fees increased from £7 to £10 from 7 September. From 22 July, Zip, student, apprentice and care leaver photocard fees rose by £1, while 60+ London Oyster Photocard fees increased from £20 to £35 for new applications and from £10 to £18 for replacements and annual checks. Lost property retrieval fees rose to £25 for high-value technology, £15 for bulky or medium items and £6 for other items. TfL expected the changes to raise £13.7m a year. Equality assessments found potential impacts on low-income customers, older people, young people, disabled people and those without access to banking or contactless payments, but noted that concessionary #travel benefits remained unchanged.
    tfl.gov.uk/corporate/transpare

  18. #Transport for #London Freedom of Information release:
    #TfL has confirmed that its London Service Permit (LSP) Bulletin normally provides an online record of active permits for non-franchised and non-tendered local bus services, but technical issues have temporarily prevented its publication. TfL said the bulletin should return within weeks.

    The FOI included a copy of the route record for LSP1234, covering First #Essex Buses’ B1 between Basildon Bus Station and Harold Wood Station, effective from 26 July 2026. The permit sets out the route across the Greater London boundary and specifies picking-up and setting-down arrangements at Harold Wood.

    TfL also confirmed that it does not routinely install route-number stickers on bus stop flags for LSP services because of limited resources. It is reviewing how to publicise cross-boundary services and said timetable panels would be installed at relevant B1 stops.
    tfl.gov.uk/corporate/transpare

  19. #Transport for #London Freedom of Information release:
    #TfL has confirmed that its London Service Permit (LSP) Bulletin normally provides an online record of active permits for non-franchised and non-tendered local bus services, but technical issues have temporarily prevented its publication. TfL said the bulletin should return within weeks.

    The FOI included a copy of the route record for LSP1234, covering First #Essex Buses’ B1 between Basildon Bus Station and Harold Wood Station, effective from 26 July 2026. The permit sets out the route across the Greater London boundary and specifies picking-up and setting-down arrangements at Harold Wood.

    TfL also confirmed that it does not routinely install route-number stickers on bus stop flags for LSP services because of limited resources. It is reviewing how to publicise cross-boundary services and said timetable panels would be installed at relevant B1 stops.
    tfl.gov.uk/corporate/transpare

  20. #Transport for #London Freedom of Information release:
    #TfL has confirmed that its London Service Permit (LSP) Bulletin normally provides an online record of active permits for non-franchised and non-tendered local bus services, but technical issues have temporarily prevented its publication. TfL said the bulletin should return within weeks.

    The FOI included a copy of the route record for LSP1234, covering First #Essex Buses’ B1 between Basildon Bus Station and Harold Wood Station, effective from 26 July 2026. The permit sets out the route across the Greater London boundary and specifies picking-up and setting-down arrangements at Harold Wood.

    TfL also confirmed that it does not routinely install route-number stickers on bus stop flags for LSP services because of limited resources. It is reviewing how to publicise cross-boundary services and said timetable panels would be installed at relevant B1 stops.
    tfl.gov.uk/corporate/transpare

  21. #Transport for #London Freedom of Information release:
    #TfL has confirmed that its London Service Permit (LSP) Bulletin normally provides an online record of active permits for non-franchised and non-tendered local bus services, but technical issues have temporarily prevented its publication. TfL said the bulletin should return within weeks.

    The FOI included a copy of the route record for LSP1234, covering First #Essex Buses’ B1 between Basildon Bus Station and Harold Wood Station, effective from 26 July 2026. The permit sets out the route across the Greater London boundary and specifies picking-up and setting-down arrangements at Harold Wood.

    TfL also confirmed that it does not routinely install route-number stickers on bus stop flags for LSP services because of limited resources. It is reviewing how to publicise cross-boundary services and said timetable panels would be installed at relevant B1 stops.
    tfl.gov.uk/corporate/transpare