KLIA Aerotrain To Resume 24-Hour Operations By The End Of May, Says Loke #aerotrain #klia #transportation
https://www.lowyat.net/2026/391884/klia-aerotrain-24-hour-operations-end-of-may/
KLIA Aerotrain To Resume 24-Hour Operations By The End Of May, Says Loke #aerotrain #klia #transportation
https://www.lowyat.net/2026/391884/klia-aerotrain-24-hour-operations-end-of-may/
More roadwork by PBOT for 82nd Avenue in Portland. From an email:
(May 5, 2026) - The Portland Bureau of Transportation's (PBOT) safety and maintenance upgrade of 82nd Avenue continues, with months of work to provide new, smooth pavement and replace failing sections of roadway starting on Monday, May 18, and continuing on weekdays through the end of July.
This is the second summer of paving significant stretches of the corridor, after crews repaved and repaired roughly 1.4 centerline miles of 82nd Avenue in 2025.
The first section of paving will take place on SE 82nd Avenue between SE Clinton and Brooklyn streets. Contractors will then pave additional segments of the corridor between SE Brooklyn and Bush streets; NE Thomson to Hancock; and lastly SE Schiller Street and SE Foster Road.
The existing pavement on NE/SE 82nd Avenue is severely deteriorated in these sections, with cracking and water infiltration that extends below the surface of the roadway.
Full details, updates available from PBOT
Paving this summer will begin in SE Portland and move to different sections, roughly a month at a time. From week to week, work schedules are weather dependent, but hours are expected to generally stay between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m., Monday through Friday.
One of the many things I fantasize about: building our own electric cars locally.
Homemade cars are a thing here, but more along the lines of mud buggies. I think we could figure out EVs.
New to Portland ride: Lents
5:30 meet at Lents Park Nature Patch, SE Steele & 89th Ave, leaving at 6
by #Portland By Cycle rides and classes (city Bureau of #Transportation) #BikeFun #pdxBikes
What if the future isn’t built on entirely new technology—but on old ideas used in new environments?
In my latest In 100 Years article, I explore a simple but surprisingly powerful idea:
Trains.
Not as nostalgia—but as a realistic solution for future transportation, even on the Moon.
Maglev systems already demonstrate incredible speed and efficiency here on Earth. When you consider airless environments, shared pressurized cabins, and the need for safe, reliable infrastructure, trains begin to make even more sense.
Sometimes the future isn’t about replacing everything.
Sometimes it’s about rediscovering what already works.
Full article: http://lewinoverinkpublishing.ca/blog.php?article=old-technology-new-again
#In100Years #Futurism #FutureTechnology #SpaceInfrastructure #Maglev #ScienceFiction #HardSciFi #Transportation #FutureOfTravel
Robotaxi wars boil over with Lucid-Hertz hookup.
https://cleantechnica.com/2026/05/04/look-out-tesla-theres-a-new-robotaxi-in-town/
#lucid #evs #robotaxis #hertz #uber #tesla #elonmusk #electricvehicles #electriccars #mobility #transportation #electrification #decarbonization #cars #automobiles #autoindustry #automakers #us #saudi #esg #csr #sustainable
Robotaxi wars boil over with Lucid-Hertz hookup.
https://cleantechnica.com/2026/05/04/look-out-tesla-theres-a-new-robotaxi-in-town/
#lucid #evs #robotaxis #hertz #uber #tesla #elonmusk #electricvehicles #electriccars #mobility #transportation #electrification #decarbonization #cars #automobiles #autoindustry #automakers #us #saudi #esg #csr #sustainable
Rediscovering the Handcart
"I have always dreamt of a handcart. I have never owned a car, and the only times I miss one are when I have to move stuff, something which has become increasingly common lately...
Now, I can no longer imagine living without it. I have used the vehicle to move houses and offices, pick up materials and objects I bought online, new or second-hand, and transport workshop and event materials."
https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2026/04/rediscovering-the-handcart/ #Transportation #LowTech #SolarPunk
Transport Atlas is a semantic-structural atlas of transportation research built from 120,323 papers across 34 peer-reviewed journals published between 1967 and 2025.
Page about it:
https://choi-seongjin.github.io/transport-atlas/
Transport Atlas search page:
https://choi-seongjin.github.io/transport-atlas/explorer.html
Arxiv paper on it:
https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.23699