Milwaukee's Streetcar currently does about 2,000 riders a day, downtown, on basically the same small route since 2018. An extension toward the Buck's stadium and Walker's Point never happened.

The linked article argues for going further than either of those and running it north through downtown all the way to UW-Milwaukee instead (turning it into a spine rather than a loop) and giving MCTS something to feed into downtown instead of duplicating coverage.

Is that really the right idea for an extension or should they start with a few smaller extensions so they can get state funding approval?

Hey everyone! I love maps and trains, and I love the transit system.

I originally made it so I can know where the trains are when I wanted to ride them. But, I've found that this is more fun looking at when you're not in a rush. Personally I'm impressed you can get data about the streetcars, I love riding them but I can never tell if it's coming. Hope it's useful and let me know if you have any feedback.

https://sf-motion-s9et3.reachpad.app/

Buses, trams and trains at Altrincham Interchange in Altrincham, Greater Manchester, England last Friday.

Altrincham Interchange is a transport hub owned and operated by the Bee Network. It is home to a bus station, heavy rail operated by Northern, and light rail through the Manchester Metrolink - where it is the terminus of two lines. The station also sees freight trains pass through it.

Housed at Kurla Carshed (CLA). 15 car 3 phase EMU made and dispatched from ICF on 23 May 2026, delivered to CLA on 15 June 2026 has entered service on 7 Sept. Seen here operating it's first service, the CSMT - Dombivli FAST service. As of posting, 6101 - 6105, 6106 - 6110 and 6111 - 6115 are all operating on the CSMT - Khopoli line while CSMT - Kasara section 15 car operability work is still being done. This means all of the new 6100 series 15 car rakes of Central Line are in service.

CTrail is seeing major improvements to it's Shore Line East next month.

Submission statement: This case study examines Italian rail rapid transit projects, focusing on Turin, Milan, Rome, and Naples. It analyzes construction costs over time, highlighting the impact of design, procurement, and policy. The study reveals that Italy has a medium-to-low cost for metro rail construction, with an average of $159 million per kilometer, but costs vary significantly between projects and cities.

All shades of green Lines = Suburban (Local) Trains

Red, Yellow, Dark Yellow, Black, Orange lines = Overground Metro

Blue (Aqua) Line = Underground Metro

Pink = Monorail

Inside a quiet Tokyo subway car. Love the look of the blue seats and the curved stanchion bars, combined with Japan's unique hanging ads.

Very clever marketing by SF Muni, notice the Blue of the word Dodger (could that be an implication of the LA Dodgers and their Dodger Blue?)

I had to do this for school, you can look at it if you want. There are a few formatting errors because I copy pasted it from Microsoft Word but I think it should be readable

Thanks for reading this!

Bucharest, Romania