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Category Archives: Transport
Big Iron’s broken promises
The Ministry of Railways been promising a speedy resolution to the Spring Festival ticket crunch for many years.
Posted in Transport
Tagged Cao Lin, Chunyun, Ministry of Railways, Youth Times
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A permit to drive a mule cart
A 1954 driver’s license.
Posted in Transport
Tagged mules, permits, transportation
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Some problems with train tickets and the Ministry of Railways
A blogger tries to return to Beijing by train but discovers he has to buy a ticket for several stations beyond the city.
Posted in Transport
Tagged @altcat, maomy, Oh My Media, trains
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Profanity on a Shenzhen sign
A sign warning travelers about rip-off unlicensed taxis makes its point with crude language.
Subway trains to shelter Sichuan homeless
An ingenious use of decommissioned subway cars provides an immediate solution for a few of the thousands left homeless by the devastating earthquake in Sichuan.
Posted in Guest Contributor, Transport
Tagged earthquake, Sichuan, trains, transportation
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A human-powered Mini
Take a hutong ride in the back end of a Mini.
Shandong train crash kills 66
A deadly train crash in Shandong.
Posted in Transport
Tagged Shandong kilns, train, transport
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When the taxi won’t take you where you wish to go
A Beijing cabbie sues over a fine he received for refusing to take passengers a short distance.
The Party and the private airline
Another interesting sign is the prominent coverage given to the ambitious (i.e. hard-core capitalist) businessman Chen Feng, founder of Hainan Airlines.
Posted in Transport
Tagged aviation, Party Congress
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