Random streets: May 2019

Friday, 31 May 2019

Malmö update

Five years ago, I posted about the Swedish city of Malmö.

I had visited the city a few weeks before its Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system had been introduced.

I have since been back, and now updated my Malmö post.

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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