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>Just use public transport bro it's so much better than cages! Why does this keep happening?
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Cause everyone who can drive a commercial vehicle is already in the US
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Over 50% of americans, and i believe you could say that about the rest of the western world, have the reading comprehension of a 6th grader. They are literally retarded. Trusting ANY public transportation is a death sentence in the long term if you have a 50/50 chance everytime you enter a bus.
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what bike do i buy with $2000?
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Get a Kona Rove
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>>2053370 use the /bqg/, dork
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Used swerks sl6
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90s mtb and rice it out
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cmon you fags, give me serious answers.
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THIS is why public transit systems are never going to work in the west. Who wants to roll the dice for life vs death in order to save the environment? It only works in homogenous high trust high IQ societies.
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>>2053425 The other 5 threads weren't enough?
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>>2053425 >It only works in homogenous high trust high IQ societies. Like Japan? But you get gropped there by Incels all the time if you're a woman.
Separated wagons in high trust societies would be the best thing to do.
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>>2053425 It's the elephant in the room that you can be jailed for noticing. But sadly true.
Sadly you just can't have safe clean public transportation when third worlders are involved. We know this because we had safe clean transportation in Europe right up until the flood of mass immigration destroyed it.
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>>2053427 Vastly overblown problem. It happens in the West too, but it's overshadowed by the frequent beatings and murders.
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When I visited Vancouver Island I noticed almost all major towns and cities exist on an almost straight line along the coast. I also noticed train tracks along the highway pretty much all the way from south to north. Looking it up, Wikipedia says the railroad service has been suspended due to poor conditions. Why won't the Canadian government restore the infrastructure and invest in a high-speed rail network? Traffic wasn't too bad when I drove there but I imagine a decent railroad would massively cut travel times between cities, potentially making it the better option for commuters. Especially if it can be made affordable. BC is basically China already, maybe they can import some Chinese bullet trains too.
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>>2052036 >according to this they won't restore the rail because it's too expensive >BUT WHAT IF THEY SPENT 1000 TIMES MORE MONEY TO BUILD HSR??? Anonymous
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Why would the feds (and when have they ever) given a single fuck about BC? If you haven’t figured out easterners hate you and will always see you as beneath them you don’t understand how Canada as a country functions at all. The BC govt? They’re bankrupt as fuck with multiple lost decades of NDP regimes, and Vancouver Island is full of retarded boomer hippies that’ll fuck up any project proposed in their backyard
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>NDP extreme far-left anarchist led and supported by retards >infrastructure Also>population the size of Hamilton >connecting one drug infested city with the others by rail Those tracks were built by the logging industry and are not meant for speed anyway. That region is entirely mountains
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>>2052036 If we restored the rail we'd be stealing jobs from dangerous driving street shitters from India, you maniac! Regardless, the natives have illegally ripped up the rail and stolen the land back in one section near Nanoose Bay.
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>>2053294 are all the indian seetheposts on 4chan from canadians? there's another thread on /fa/ where someone out of nowhere started screaming about indians and it was also tangentially related to canada. maybe we need to get canada and india in a room together so they can hatefuck for hours and stop bothering everyone else with their petty feuding
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What are your thoughts on the Hornby TT120 range?
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>>2049904 It's good. It's the only accurate british scale as of now. The gauge / scale ratio is correct, meaning you wouldn't need to regauge everything.
Believe me, finescale is a pain in the ass.
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is train collecting still a thing even? I thought the market for this compulsive impulse had been permanently hijacked by EDC spergery or something
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>>2053194 “Collecting” trains in the U.S. is mostly a boomer thing with Lionel. Most model railroaders like to build stuff and acquiring trains is a means to an end. Despite a slight pandemic boom the hobby is slowly dying both for collectors and builders.
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Is TT track more accurate for narrow gauge than N?
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>>2049904 Why are model trains so fucking expensive, bros. Why are cashed up boomers propping them up?
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what happened? what went wrong?
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>>2050318 HERROOOO ERYBADY.
WE ARRRR FRYING IN ARRR PRANE.
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>>2050318 Always found the whole aviantion influencer / instagram pilot personality extremely off-putting.
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>>2050321 how do you figure out the air permissions and stuff
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>>2053011 uhh this is more akin to bike tour but with more skill and stakes
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>live in populated region with train and it become countryside >check wplace >someone or guys generate trains a lot than-kyu
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sir has spoken
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At what point are you a “train enthusiast” vs “someone who just realizes that North America needs better trains?” I don’t memorize Soviet trainsets, I just recognize that America would obviously be better off if we built a good rail network. I don’t have any preference or bias for trains, I just know that we need them to protect our environment and reduce traffic congestion. They would also improve travel times for many trips and revive downtown economies. I don’t think that makes me a “railfan,” it just means I see an obvious truth.
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>>2049861 >This is the mind of a US foamer Euro rail tends to be more optimized for passenger transport movements, so higher speeds and more frequent but shorter trains.
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>>2049988 >Euro rail tends to be more optimized for passenger transport movements Which are worthless compared to hauling useful cargo long distances.
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>>2049892 Is your uncle is the CEO of Union Pacific too??
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https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/11/world/asia/air-india-crash-report.html >“In the cockpit voice recording, one of the pilots is heard asking the other why did he cut off” the fuel, said the report, by India’s Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau. “The other pilot responded that he did not do so.” Suicide by pilot.
The perpetrator is either the captain, who falsely accused the first offer of killing the engines, or the first officer, who falsely denied having done so when correctly accused of it by the captain.
India is a shame-based culture, so probably whoever did this hoped that they could pass it off as mechanical or human error (if the captain, then maybe pin it on the rookie FO) to protect their family name.
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>>2053065 I wonder if it was painful
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Imagine getting on something where the pilot can intentionally kill you and 200 other people for no reason with impunity. We really need to fast track HSR in America
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>>2053116 lmao imagine being this much of a pussy
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>>2053117 Imagine trusting your life to a stranger, for hours at a time, with absolutely no escape at any point
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>>2053118 I dont have to. I'm the stranger.
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anyone know how true this is / when it might happen planning some sightseeing dont wanna miss it and wanna check out shirakawago (the higurashi village)