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[…] Welcome to Urban News #53. In this episode – 00:00 – Intro 00:15 – High speed rail in Canada 01:34 – Manhattan Tunnel Project in New York, USA 02:36 – First test train in new rail tunnel in … Continue reading
Trains Are BETTER Than Cars. Here’s Why | Aaron Bastani Meets Gareth Dennis
While the first modern trains were built in the early 19th century – more people travel by rail today than ever before. Not only have passenger numbers risen in the UK but the likes of China, Iran and Uzbekistan now … Continue reading
History of the Wheelchair
Wheelchairs: potentially the most recognisable mobility aid. But when were they invented? What alternatives did people rely on before they existed? And how do they differ from the modern versions we have today? In this episode, we will explore the … Continue reading
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