What types of public transportation do you think are the strangest among those that actually carry or have ever carried passengers?

Urban news from around the world - new LRT systems in Tel Aviv, Israel and Utsunomiya, Japan. Real estate crisis in Buenos Aires, Argentina. 3D printing of a school in Lviv, Ukraine
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https://youtu.be/uyYtJba1gEY

One of my favourite topics is renovation of old industrial zones. And here is an interesting example Puerto Norte district from Rosario, Argentina.

Street streams in Mendoza, Argentina. I wonder if these are real streams or just an open drainage system? Either way, it looks interesting.

Concepcion, Chile is building a new 2-tracks tunnel and a bridge across Bio-Bio river

In Utsunomiya started operation of the new tram system. This is the first new tram system in Japan in 75 years.
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2023/08/26/japan/utsunomiya-new-tram-system/

Everything is very strict in Tokyo

A newly opened LRT line in Tel Aviv. Two more lines are planned to be opened in 2026-28

Vancouver 1967-2023

This is a tram in Mendoza, Argentina and it will be a topic of the upcoming video. Subscribe to the channel -
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