Tag: Buses
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In Focus: Stopping to Stare — The Frustration with Inconsiderate Behavior on Singapore Trains and Buses
Public Transport Frustrations in Singapore Public transport is the backbone of daily life for millions in Singapore. Yet, as the city-state remains one of the world’s most efficient transit systems, the daily commute often comes with moments of tension. From blasting music to crowded decks and sudden outbursts, a range of inconsiderate behaviours on trains…
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Denmark closes security loophole in Chinese electric buses
Overview: Denmark’s urgent bid to fix a remote deactivation flaw Danish authorities are racing to close a cybersecurity loophole believed to allow remote deactivation of hundreds of Chinese-made electric buses. The move follows broader Nordic concern over similar vulnerabilities and a Norwegian investigation that heightened awareness about potential misuse of remote control features in modern…
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Tariffs Hit Canadian Truck and Bus Makers as New levies Take Effect
Overview: Tariffs Take Effect Across the Heavy Vehicle Sector Canada’s fresh set of tariffs targeting medium and heavy-duty trucks, as well as related parts, began this week, placing additional pressure on a domestic manufacturing sector already navigating global supply chain disruptions and rising material costs. The policy, designed to shield domestic producers from foreign competition…
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Canada’s New Tariffs Hit Heavy Trucks and Buses: Industry Feels the Pinch
Canada’s Latest Tariffs Target Heavy Trucks and Bus Parts A fresh slate of tariffs on medium and heavy-duty trucks and their parts began to take effect across Canada, placing added pressure on a sector already navigating a challenging market. The measures, aimed at foreign imports, are expected to ripple through domestic assembly lines, parts suppliers,…
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BCI Expands European Volvo & Scania Partnerships in Australia
BCI’s European-Chassis Strategy Gains Ground in Australia Bus & Coach International (BCI) is accelerating its collaboration with European chassis manufacturers, reporting significant momentum in Australia as it integrates Volvo and Scania with its own high‑quality bodies. What began as a pilot program 18 months ago has grown into a robust partnership model that is reshaping…
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Singapore Public Transport Fares to Rise by 9–10 Cents From Dec 27 as 2025 Hike Announced
What’s changing and when Singapore’s adult fare for both MRT and basic public buses will increase by nine or 10 cents per journey starting December 27, with the exact rise depending on the distance travelled. The Public Transport Council (PTC) announced a 5 per cent overall fare increase for 2025, a gentler rise than the…
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General Strike Oct 3: Gaza Protest – Live Updates and Transit Disruptions
What the strike means today A general strike is underway on October 3 in solidarity with Gaza, with widespread disruptions expected across public transport networks. Commuters should anticipate reduced services, with some lines suspended entirely while others operate only during designated guaranteed hours, known locally as fasce garantite. Real-world impact varies by city and operator,…
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Karachi’s Urgent Need for 15,000 Buses to Meet Transport Demand
Karachi’s Transport Crisis Karachi, a bustling metropolis and the largest city in Pakistan, faces a critical public transport crisis that demands immediate attention. According to Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah, the city requires at least 15,000 buses to adequately meet its daily transport needs. This revelation comes as part of the newly introduced…
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Karachi’s Transport Crisis: The Need for 15,000 Buses
Understanding Karachi’s Transport Requirements Karachi, one of the largest cities in Pakistan, faces a pressing transportation crisis. With a growing population and increasing urbanization, the demand for effective public transport has never been higher. Recent statements from Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah indicate that the city needs at least 15,000 buses to adequately…
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24-Hour Public Transport Launch in Athens
Introduction to 24-Hour Public Transport in Athens As of Saturday, September 13th, Athens embraces a significant transformation in its public transportation system. The enduring demands of city dwellers and visitors alike have led to the implementation of a 24-hour operation for metro, tram, and bus services every Saturday. This change is set to enhance the…
