After six months of test runs, the first three vehicles are carrying passengers on regular lines. We rode the morning peak and asked the drivers what the new cab gained and what it lost.
A raised bed needs neither a workshop nor experience. A saw, a drill and boards cut to size at the store will do. We walk you through the build step by step, including what to fill it with.
Three new sections, one interchange and a reconstruction that will close the city centre for a year. We went through the investment plan line by line and pulled out what passengers will actually notice.
A shelf full of tools does not make a workshop. We put together six items that see the most work in a small home workshop, and for each one noted where you can save money and where you cannot.
Most gardens do not suffer from a lack of water but from bad timing. We sum up why you water in the morning, why frequent beats deep is the wrong way round, and when drip irrigation is worth it.
Passengers judge boarding and air conditioning. Drivers care about something else: visibility, fatigue and where their hands are after six hours. We talked to five drivers who work both generations of vehicle.
A plastic composter from a DIY store costs a small fortune. Four pallets and a handful of screws make a better one in an afternoon. We show the dimensions, the build and what to fill it with so it does not smell.
Zones, transfer windows, validity areas — the new timetable looks more complicated than it is. We explain how the fare is calculated, when a season ticket pays off and what to do when a connecting service is late.
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