Many European countries drive on the right, but their trains don’t always follow suit. Discover how history, engineering, and geopolitics have shaped the direction of rail traffic across the continent.
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A recently released map from World in Maps provides a fascinating glimpse into the commuting patterns of Americans across the country. This insightful visualization showcases the most prevalent modes of transportation used by workers to get to their jobs in each U.S. county.
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Dive into the fascinating comparison of Chengdu Metro and Toronto Subway systems. Despite Toronto’s 56-year head start, Chengdu’s explosive growth since 2010 has resulted in a metro network that dwarfs its Canadian counterpart. Uncover the reasons behind this stark contrast in urban transit development.
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Africa’s transport system is diverse, reflecting the continent’s vast size, varied landscapes, and economic disparities. While some regions boast well-developed transportation infrastructure, including modern highways, railways, and airports, others face challenges such as inadequate road networks and limited access to transportation services.
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Most people don’t want to put too much effort into considering their options when using Uber and Lyft. However, taking a little extra time to think things through could potentially save you some money.
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The high-speed rail network in Europe stands as a testament to the continent’s commitment to efficient and sustainable transportation infrastructure. Spanning across multiple countries, this interconnected web of high-speed rail lines represents a pioneering effort to enhance connectivity, reduce travel times, and promote environmental sustainability. The European high-speed rail system is renowned for its technological advancements, seamless integration, and widespread accessibility.
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Everyone who has been driving long enough has felt like the lone wise driver in an ocean of freaks. In one research confirming our tendency to overestimate our own driving skill, 70.1% of drivers declared that they were better-than-average drivers – a statistical improbability. While it is easy to understand why most motorists may observe themselves as above average, it is less easy to figure out if they are correct.
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The percentage of Americans using public transit to get to work varies across the country and can depend on factors like the availability and efficiency of public transportation systems, population density, and urban planning.
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NYC has America’s most anxious commute, with negativity in 45% of Twitter posts reporting commutes. West Virginia (45%), New Jersey (43.1%), and Rhode Island (42.9%) were the most troublesome US states for commuting. Meanwhile, in the UK, inhabitants of Chelmsford have the most nervous trip to work. 46.9% of Tweets about commuting here contain negative opinions. Despite being one of the nearest boroughs to central London, 42.5% of Lewisham locals found their journey tedious.
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Mississippi is the riskiest U.S. state for driving, with 30.1 accidents per 100,000 vehicles every year. With 24.9 accidents per 100,000 vehicles each year, Baton Rouge is the most dangerous U.S. city for driving. California and Texas are home to the most unsafe cities to drive in at night.
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