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Found an old CD of Toronto TTC stuff thought I would post it
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Thousand of freight cars a day were moved around New York harbor on barges like this. Post other harbor operations, Great Lakes Rail ferries, river ferries and other rail/marine stuff.
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What are your thoughts on helmets?
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Random n questions thread. To start.
>Why don't planes fly at around 10,000 feet where the air is still quite thick? Travelling at over 30,000 feet the engines have to work harder and burn more fuel plus it means more distance to travel.
>Why don't trains have carriages with lights off at night so you can actually enjoy the view
Sure it's a security issue but it makes a more pleasurable journey and saves energy
>Why don't planes fly at around 10,000 feet where the air is still quite thick? Travelling at over 30,000 feet the engines have to work harder and burn more fuel plus it means more distance to travel.
>Why don't trains have carriages with lights off at night so you can actually enjoy the view
Sure it's a security issue but it makes a more pleasurable journey and saves energy
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Who /bikebully/ here?
Tell us about the times you bullied pedestrians, freds, crusties, skaters, cars, small children and/or woodland creatures
Tell us about the times you bullied pedestrians, freds, crusties, skaters, cars, small children and/or woodland creatures
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Discuss your dirty sand y bluegroove mush hero d chunky rocky snowy muddy 2 wheeler pedalled machines.
Getting a 29er hardtail soon. I figure the biggest tires and as wide as the frame allows will benefit my knees and lower back without having to shell out the $ for full susp.
Getting a 29er hardtail soon. I figure the biggest tires and as wide as the frame allows will benefit my knees and lower back without having to shell out the $ for full susp.
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This seems to be low hanging fruit for the green left. Yet I don't see a single one of them talking about this. It's all proven technology and easily projected costs and timelines. That would eliminate billions of barrels of oil used every year.
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You have the ability to restore 5 retired intercity rail routes, regardless of cost or commercial viability. Which routes do you restore and why?
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Does anyone here like Baldwin/Lima-Hamilton diesels? Part 2
Old thread here (not yet 404'd at the time of this threads creation!): >>848145
Old thread here (not yet 404'd at the time of this threads creation!): >>848145
