Note: this article is part of a series. The bus The bus network is huge. Literally. There are three type of services: regular buses free buses (yes!) school buses The regular buses The regular service covers Perth and its surroundings. … Continue reading Public transport in Perth (II)
Note: this is the concluson of a two-parts article. You can begin here. London Wembley is quite far from the center of London. Transport for London (TfL) is a huge agency with an impressive bus fleet and an extensive subway … Continue reading Statistics and stadiums
The Loire Valley is famous for its castles. Also, here we find the tomb of Leonardo da Vinci. The region is a true heritage of the Renaissance. Many things to see for the historians. Then, there is Blois. Some … Continue reading Public transport in Blois
The dawn of the ticketing I remember a time when the bus tickets were made out of a plain sheet of paper. In fact, even now, there are towns where such tickets are still in use. The reason why is … Continue reading The ecological footprint of the tickets
The Honey Pot Some of you may have seen it on Twitter: the public transport in Luxembourg becomes free. Such honey pot titles from big newspapers like: New York Times Time The Guardian Out of the three sites above, only … Continue reading Free public transport in Luxembourg: the real deal
An old story It is no secret that public bus companies are losing money. In layman’s words, this boils down to one of the following: riders that don’t pay for their ride riders that don’t validate their pass Fighting such … Continue reading The bus files: fraud detection and AI
When browsing for new topics, one can find interesting articles. For example, the article in this link is about public transit and how the rider becomes an user. While the original is in French, the link is going throuogh Google … Continue reading External blog review: from user to rider
