Empowering Mexico's communities to lead the way in public transport planning, the TranSIT project is making urban mobility more sustainable, with the support of HOT, Codeando México, and GIZ.

Communities in Oaxaca, Toluca, and Salina Cruz are documenting transport routes using open-source tools. This data will improve planning for more equitable, accessible, and sustainable transport networks that reflect local needs.

With a focus on collaboration, the project brings together governments, civil society, and students to map public transport networks and improve urban mobility planning, ensuring more inclusive and sustainable transport solutions in Mexico.

Cross-post da: https://lemmy.world/post/25561055

Nebula version previously posted here.

Great video by @notjustbikes@notjustbikes.com @notjustbikes@feddit.nl about what's really behind Doug Ford's bike lane ban in Toronto.

It's basically a fartlighting distraction.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgFCQ7jEZxI

cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/29388314

The E-Skimo aims to make backcountry skiing easier and more accessible with batteries and a tread system.

tl;dw they made some sensible cost cutting measures to create a nice tram system cheaply in a small city.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/20143644

tldw Hamburg wanted to build an urban highway network, but it wasn't complete and they built some nice things in the space left over.

Hey fedi-bikers!

I need help finding good hydraulic disc brakes with flat-mount calipers for my Specialized Sirrus 3.0.

It came with Tektro HD-R280 front- and rear flat-mount calipers, but I'm not quite satisfied with the stopping efficiency. I'm used to a lot more from years of riding my previous MTB which featured Shimano post-mount calipers.

The guy at the local bike shop explained to me that the factory Tektros were actually quite mediocre calipers, so I weren't to expect anything near to approximating the stopping power of my MTB's Shimanos.

So far I've identified these flat-mount Shimano models:

• Shimano SLX BR-M7110
• Shimano XT BR-M8110
• Shimano XTR BR-M9110

... but most sites that have them in stock offer just the calipers, and I need the whole front-, or rear- or both sets, including calipers, pads, levers, hoses, adapters (if needed), because if I purchased just the calipers, they most probably wouldn't be compatible with what came with the factory equipped Sirrus 3.0.

I'd be grateful for any suggestions, and links to online shops (Europe-shipping preferably) where I can order the whole set from.

Thanks!

More and more people are using this form of travel to get around the continent, using high-speed routes and a network of night trains that continues to expand. We traveled from Madrid to Prague and witnessed how the future of European transportation is clean and fast

YouTube upload of a vid that I shared a while ago when it was only on Nebula.

Nebula link for now as it's a Nebula First vid.