These are running in Marocco and are double trams. They only have one cab and are coupled back to back.
On the picture, you have two double trams.
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It's a classic double articulated bus in Brisbane. We have them here in Europe and nobody do fancy things with them
Fennec is the FOSS version of Firefox.
Also elevations would be helpful to understand the map.
You only see tech and cost aka. technocracy. Life is very different. People won't use your mean of transportation if it's not nice for them. Rail transportation has a better image than busses.
The rail is cheaper on the long run as it transports more people per hour, attract more passengers to the system, is more reliable, has a better acceptation,
Also, a state doesn't work like a private company, household when it comes to money.
The train in the picture is the test train of Siemens that first ran between Herrenberg and Eutingen im Gäu in 2022 for the Land BaWü.
It doesn't double the capacity. It's more a 30% increase. And, double-deckers are actually old. They date from the 19th century. In 1855, the Chemin de fer de l'Ouest introduced double-deckers on suburban lines of Paris.
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voiture_Ouest_%C3%A0_imp%C3%A9riale
Modern double-deckers date from the 1930s, with the Voiture à étage Etat:
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voiture_%C3%A0_%C3%A9tage_%C3%89tat
Twitter isn't the messenger. This is what they want you to think. Twitter is a private, for profit company. It's not a public place lake the street. They have to be proactive and follow the local laws. They are responsible for what you can read on it as well as the people posting.
This is a huge difference with the street. The street is public not private, you're responsible for what you say.
Internet is not the wilde west. Companies have to follow and adapt to the local law or just not operating there.
You're right on the fact you're not right leaning. Libertarian are far right.
Still too much honor for Elon. Twitter!
With the version 130, Mozilla introduces a new navigation bar in Firefox for Android. If you don't like it, you can disable it in the "Secret Settings".
I was not a fan when it popped out on my screen. But, after sometime, it's pretty useful and saves a tap on the three dots button.
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