December 27, 2012
by Neil T
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I occasionally blog about public transport matters here and follow various people on Twitter who have an interest in the subject. So it’s of little surprise that I’ve recently come across not one, but two embarrassingly awful videos from public … Continue reading
December 9, 2012
by Neil T
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FTR by CARLOS62 on Flickr – some rights reserved In 2006, to some fanfare, the bus company First York introduced the ‘ftr‘ concept to the streets of York. This consisted of new articulated buses (‘bendy buses’ to you and me) … Continue reading
June 6, 2012
by Neil T
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I went to RailFest 2012 at the National Railway Museum yesterday. As it’s still on until Sunday, I’ve decided to write about it now, just in case you have time to go and visit. Firstly, if you’re not normally interested … Continue reading
April 26, 2012
by Neil T
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Oyster Card by david55king on Flickr, used under a Creative Commons License I managed to lose my West Yorkshire MetroCard last week, and, along with it, my Oyster Card. You may think it’s odd that a non-Londoner like me would … Continue reading
September 30, 2011
by Neil T
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(This is the second time this week that I’ll be posting two blog entries on the same day – you lucky people.) Later this year, the Department for Transport is to launch a consultation on increasing the maximum speed limit … Continue reading
September 25, 2011
by Neil T
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Diamond Geezer has blogged about how, 10 years ago, he sold his car, and didn’t replace it. It’s interesting, and echoes my experiences with never having owned a car, or a full driving license, despite being in my late twenties. … Continue reading
August 23, 2011
by Neil T
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There’s an interesting post about QR codes on public transport on renaissance chambara and how they’re not very effective. You often can’t get close enough to them, you’ll rock about too much to get a still picture and even if … Continue reading
March 11, 2010
by Neil T
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At the weekend I wrote a new Wikipedia article about Transperience.
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September 3, 2007
by Neil T
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According to this article, Bradford is the best British city for business due to its transport links. It’s a little scant on details, but it claims Bradford has good transport links and low levels of congestion.
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