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More than half should be electric buses on Day 1
a tweet from the white house that says "CONGESTION PRICING IS DEAD. Manhattan, and all of New York, is SAVED. LONG LIVE THE KING"
It's kinda crazy to remember that the mass protests today got their start (and name) from a tweet about congestion pricing
Great thread about development of Australian suburban rail systems. Wellington closely followed in 1938, but then NZ stalled until Auckland electrified in 2014.
I think you spelled Otara wrong
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I've ridden 5274 unique km in Auckland. For comparison, Christchurch City (incl Banks Peninsula) is 4500 unique km. Wellington region (though excl Wairarapa) is 5210 unique km.
I've done 5274 unique kilometres in Auckland. In August last year calculated had done 7882km just doing these specific 1km at time rides. Have done another 30 rides since then so getting close to 10,000km over 5 years just for this goal. Have done 30,000km overall in that time.
I include the asterisk, because Big Bay on the Manukau Heads is just under 18km from my house as the crow flies, but is 109km by bike! Was hoping to do an overnight trip there this summer (riding from Pukekohe station), but haven't yet found a weekend that works, aiming to do it soon!
Started off 5 years ago this week with a lockdown challenge to ride every street within 3km of my house. Kept going in subsequent lockdowns, adding 1km at a time. Now have ridden every* street within 18km of my house, which covers 46% of roads in the Auckland region!
