Random streets: Updates: Barcelona, Victoria, Sunderland

Wednesday, 19 November 2014

Updates: Barcelona, Victoria, Sunderland

A sightseeing bus in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

Over the last week or two I have updated posts about Barcelona and Victoria (Canada) with plenty of new images, as well as adding further images and another update to Sunderland.

Gas power in Sunderland


One of Barcelona's recently-introduced bi-articulated hybrids

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What's this blog about?

This blog is a collection of personal observations of bus and tram systems on the streets of places I have visited, in the UK and abroad. I might occasionally stray onto other forms of transport - metro or suburban rail, sometimes ferries too, along with the occasional cable car or funicular.

The blog seeks to illustrate what I have found on my travels. Maybe it will challenge some popularly-held myths about why transport in the UK has to be different to what they do elsewhere. Maybe it won't. I can but hope that someone, somewhere, will find it interesting.

The places which will feature here are a random collection, towns or cities, most of which I happen to have visited while travelling. Very few are places I have visited specifically to observe their transport system.

Each post is a snapshot in time, reflecting what I found when I visited the places I write about. As time passes, the information may no longer be up-to-date.

Views expressed here are, of course, entirely my own personal opinions.

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