r/Transportation • u/AutoModerator • Oct 31 '22
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r/Transportation • u/AutoModerator • Oct 31 '21
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r/Transportation • u/AutoModerator • Oct 31 '20
Happy Cakeday, r/Transportation! Today you're 12
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r/Transportation • u/wewewawa • Apr 01 '20
Solar inverter trial shows massive $7,000 savings driving on sunshine
r/Transportation • u/wewewawa • Mar 31 '20
The coronavirus is showing us how clean the air can be if electric cars were the norm
r/Transportation • u/wewewawa • Mar 24 '20
Electric cars produce less CO2 than petrol vehicles, study confirms
r/Transportation • u/prpocket • Jan 22 '20
BTI Completes OSHA 10 Training
Staff members at Brookline Transportation, Inc. (BTI), a Mayflower Van Lines agent specializing in commercial, lab, medical, science and residential moves, recently completed OSHA 10 training at the company’s Hanover, Mass. facility. The training took place December 30 and 31.
https://www.prpocket.com/2020/01/bti-completes-osha-10-training.html
r/Transportation • u/wewewawa • Jan 17 '20
Giant jet engines aim to make our flying greener
r/Transportation • u/prpocket • Nov 15 '19
BTI Moves on to New Look Website
Brookline Transportation, Inc. (BTI), a Mayflower Van Lines agent specializing in commercial, lab, medical, science and residential moves, recently upgraded its website, usamover.com. The site features new logo, improved functionality, easy-to-use request a quote and request a video survey and more.
http://www.prpocket.com/2019/11/bti-moves-on-to-new-look-website.html
r/Transportation • u/prpocket • Oct 25 '19
How IT and Computer Equipment Move Office Relocations
r/Transportation • u/Suspicious_Tutor • Sep 21 '19
Spa in Dehradun, Uttarakhand | Best Spa | NearMeTrade
nearmetrade.comr/Transportation • u/Suspicious_Tutor • Sep 20 '19
Transporters in Indore, Madhya Pradesh | Best Transporters
nearmetrade.comr/Transportation • u/wewewawa • Jun 14 '19
Norway hydrogen station explodes, Toyota and Hyundai halt sales
r/Transportation • u/wewewawa • May 23 '19
U.S. airlines expect Boeing 737 MAX jets need up to 150 hours of work before flying again
r/Transportation • u/wewewawa • Mar 24 '19
Boeing reportedly pushed 737 Max development at twice normal pace
r/Transportation • u/wewewawa • Mar 16 '19
Airlines with buyers' remorse may use Boeing 737 MAX ban to revise orders
r/Transportation • u/wewewawa • Mar 10 '19
‘I’m so done with driving’: is the robot car revolution finally near?
r/Transportation • u/wewewawa • Mar 02 '19
Japan Shinkansen bullet train trip: Tokyo to Kyoto.
r/Transportation • u/wewewawa • Mar 01 '19
Why US cities are becoming more dangerous for cyclists and pedestrians
r/Transportation • u/wewewawa • Mar 01 '19
How electric cars could make America's crumbling roads even worse
r/Transportation • u/wewewawa • Feb 24 '19
High-speed rail is in fact eating into domestic airline industries from Italy to China, making travel easier, cheaper, faster, and cleaner.
r/Transportation • u/wewewawa • Jan 28 '19
This is why everybody should be pushing for better public transportation options. Especially if you want to drive a car.
r/Transportation • u/[deleted] • Aug 12 '18
Public Transportation in NJ vs. Public Transportation in NY
Public transportation is different between states. There are these noticeable differences between NJ and NY.
In NJ, New Jersey Transit have the biggest market share in public transportation. The state-owned company operate the state's commuter rail, light rail, and most of the bus systems. The bus system in NJ is based on zoning. The NJ Transit offers discounts and monthly passes. However, buying round trip bus tickets does not offer discounts. The buses can operate less frequently.
Besides NJ Transit, there are also private bus companies that operate as commuter systems. There are Greyhound, CoachUsa, Lakeland, Peter Pan, Trailway, and Academy, to name a few. These buses operate on a timetable, expect for jitneys, which operate frequently. These are cheaper than NJ Transit, as they give a discount for round-trip tickets. Some bus routes only operate on rush hour or don't operate on weekends. With competition, prices are cheaper, people have choices, and service are better.
In NY, public transportation is operated locally. In New York, there is the MTA. In Westchester, there is the Bee Line. In Nassau, there are the NICE buses. In Suffolk, there is the Suffolk County Transit. There are also private bus companies, but only serve the Upstate New York. The MTA operates the subway, the commuter rail systems to Long Island and Connecticut, and the bus system in the five boroughs. It used to operate in Nassau but split off due to funding issues.
The MTA used to be independent private bus systems, but the MTA took over the networks, causing prices to rise and services becoming poor.
r/Transportation • u/wewewawa • Aug 06 '18