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Christopher Carey

Christopher Carey

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Mobility Editor, Cities Today

London

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  • Glasgow to trial free public transport

    By Christopher Carey Verified| Cities Today Verified 28 February 2025 by Christopher Carey Glasgow will become the first city in Scotland to trial free public transport, after councillors approved a £225,000 (US$284,000) budget to fund a pilot for 1,000 residents. The nine-week trial will provide selected participants with a smart card granting unlimited access to the city’s buses, trains and subway. The scheme will explore the social, economic, and environmental benefits of universal free travel and how this might affect transport policy.

    By Christopher Carey Verified · Cities Today

    Feb. 28, 2025

  • Preorder Now: GAUNTLETS OF MARS: A Novel of Barsoom®by Chris L Adams

    By Christopher Carey Verified| edgarriceburroughs.com@ In the novel Dark Tides of Mars, author Chris L Adams transported readers back in time to Barsoom’s glory days, before the oceans evaporated and its proud peoples were forced to construct an atmosphere factory to keep themselves alive on a dying world.

    By Christopher Carey Verified · edgarriceburroughs.com

    Feb. 25, 2025

  • Glasgow to trial free public transport

    By Christopher Carey Verified| Cities Today Verified 28 February 2025 by Christopher Carey Glasgow will become the first city in Scotland to trial free public transport, after councillors approved a £225,000 (US$284,000) budget to fund a pilot for 1,000 residents. The nine-week trial will provide selected participants with a smart card granting unlimited access to the city’s buses, trains and subway. The scheme will explore the social, economic, and environmental benefits of universal free travel and how this might affect transport policy.

    By Christopher Carey Verified · Cities Today

    Feb. 28, 2025

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