• Bus privatisation destroyed British systems – but there is hope (Guardian)
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• Leeds ponders transforming iconic Holbeck Viaduct to ped High Line (LeedsLive)
• Car free Walthamstow High street didn’t collapse (Freewheeling)
• Seat-free Moynihan Train Hall ridiculed as riders slump floor (Patch)
• FAA approves controversial $21b LaGuardia Airport AirTrain line (Gothamist)
• List of helicopter prison escapes (Wikipedia)
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Former Walthamstow resident here! Just for clarification, the street that was the subject of the mini-Holland, Orford Road, is part of “Walthamstow Village”, the closest thing in town to a hipster neighbourhood. Walthamstow High Street is a different and much more downscale place and has been largely car-free for some years now.