for other chinese mentor port is aiming to transition the public transport systems entirely to electric by 2025. but china is still an outlier and clean transportation. the country accounts for over 90 percent of towards electric buses and truck fest for 2021 data by international council on clean transportation . however, besides the environmental benefits of stringent electric bus network, it runs with a solid consistency with buses taking minimum amount of time to recharge. this is what we did remaining 20 percent charge. honestly, it takes roughly 90 minutes to fully to charge the buses to yeah, it was the window, you know, the visual with the transition to electric buses present it to an issue. challenges from unfamiliar technology to ensuring adequate charging infrastructure has a limited range. according to the engines, public transport officials, the buses not match the performance of the decent predecessors at the beginning of the summer with step by step, solve the problem. now we can say we almost have the same technical performance of our buses compared to the buses. in the

since amy to transition, they are public transport systems entirely to electric by 2025. but china is still an outlier in clean transportation. the country accounts for over 90 percent of towards the electric buses and trucks as part 2021 data by international council on clean transportation. however, besides the environment of benefits washington's electric bus network, it runs with assorted consistency with buses taking minimum amount of time to recharge. specifically with the remaining 20 per cent charge. honestly, it takes roughly 92 minutes to fully to charge the buses to yeah, to the transition to electric buses, present it to an issue. challenges from unfamiliar technology to ensuring adequate charging infrastructure has a limited range. according to the engines, public transport officials, the buses not match the performance of their decent predecessors at the beginning of the summer. with step by step, solve the problem. now we can say we almost have the same technical performance of our buses compared to the buses. in the past, these electric buses are produced b

public transport - therefore public transport. i don't get that. public transport will - get that.hat. public transport will never be able to replicate the car. it's never be able to replicate the car. it's more — never be able to replicate the car. it's more convenient but yes, we do need _ it's more convenient but yes, we do need to— it's more convenient but yes, we do need to improve buses, we do need to improve, _ need to improve buses, we do need to improve, nobody is saying we shouldn't— improve, nobody is saying we shouldn't improve those things but the idea _ shouldn't improve those things but the idea we can get everyone off the rose is— the idea we can get everyone off the rose is a _ the idea we can get everyone off the rose is a nonsense. the car will always— rose is a nonsense. the car will always be — rose is a nonsense. the car will always be the most popular mode of transport _ always be the most popular mode of transport. let always be the most popular mode of transort. ., ,~' always be the most popular mode of transort. ., ., transport. let me ask you about the br

there is closures of public transportation routes. there are reroutes available to the public of san francisco to take in lieu of the closed public transportation routes. those are all displayed on the map. those are what the different things mean, but detailed explanation of the map for the purpose of time here today, not going through from a-z on that. >> [indiscernible] for people listening at home. where can people read and find out the closures that effect them? >> excellent question. i know this map is going to be most important to the public so i'll differ that question to a san francisco pd or city partners. >> [indiscernible] >> you are saying there is a [indiscernible] can you elaborate on that? people are wondering [indiscernible] we had the president here. we had a lot of people from out of town. what type of extra security are we expecting, especially 21 leaders? >> great question. again, as i said earlier, this event has warranted full resources of the federal, state and local government, so i'm not going to speak to spec

for example, the discussion of the discount that was included in public transportation tickets such as subway in october, when it became almost completely free for students, both students and students, and with a factor of 17 in charge cards for the general public, it means a discount in fact. in the area of ​​30 for the head that people actually give and in fact to be able to use more public transportation facilities in the issue of air pollution. this poison is my suggestion. in case of emergency , in fact, there is a question of public transportation, a method is being investigated to make it free. in any case, i think the damage will be less. in this way, even though we want to calculate the damage we are doing on the days when there is more pollution, your suggestion is that it is suggested that , god willing, basically, taking into account that you mentioned that the meetings continued continuously , actions and based on the follow-ups, we can say whether we will have the least pollution this year or not. god willing, it means that with the events that have happened until today ,

vegetable gardens, sustainable architecture, good public transport access - none of this comes cheap.nother core principle of seestadt is social diversity. the sale of real estate within the project to private investors helps fund social housing and public developments. here, sustainability also makes economic sense. vast amounts of data are collected to ensure an optimized energy supply. europe's largest ever energy research project - which employs over 200 people - is underway in seestadt aspern. sensors are installed all over the district. they record in real time how much energy each building consumes and how much it produces. this particular building is almost net zero, it uses just a little more electricity than it produces. next door is an energy plus building - it produces more electricity than it consumes. and we can go one step further - take a building that requires a lot of cooling: it will also have a lot of waste heat. that warm energy is released into the atmosphere, and that's problematic for the surrounding city. it's more efficient and intelligent to make the waste h

parasites literally occupied homes, hotels, hospitals, cinemas and even public transport.control experts call an epidemic underway, and parliament is preparing a bill to combat insects. the head of the cabinet promised to collect in the coming days, all ministers, and develop a national strategy to combat bloodsucker parasites. answers call on the national service of sanitation and hygiene, but for now there is less than a year left until the olympics in paris. transporting, storing and using drones is not defined by the presidential decree, the document is aimed at ensuring public safety, it has already been published on the legal internet portal, which means a number of requirements have come into force, from now on individuals are prohibited from launching and using drones, model aircraft copters, according to the decree more such a norm is indicated as civil unmanned aerial vehicles , in simple terms - any equipment that is equipped with a device for transporting goods or a digital video camera, the same requirement applies to aircraft..." models, the concept of which

public transportation as an alternative.ple shouldn't be driving all that much. i mean, one of the ideas of redeveloping downtown area with fewer parking spaces is that people will stay closer to home, and if they have to leave they will take public transportation to leave but if they're going to be an urban environment, they have all their needs met within that urban environment so they don't really need the car. >> well, obviously public transportation is ae big part of the solution especially if people are going to be going completely car free and the going to depend on it. and so again, like a lot of the problems with creating an efficient and workable public transportation network comes from the fact parking is free and so there's very little incentive to pay money to use transit, and also it takes up so much space that it prevents us from, for example, converting lanes of traffic to bus traffic transit and allow transit rider to get where the going were quickly. the reason i don't dwell on it so much is i think the rea

public transport, part of everyday life for thousands of people.under 25. so, what young people here in capital think? �* , young people here in capital think? 2 , , ., think? it's so expensive for student. — think? it's so expensive for student, that _ think? it's so expensive for student, that i _ think? it's so expensive for student, that i am - think? it's so expensive for student, that i am paying l think? it's so expensive for. student, that i am paying my rent today so i will be skint for the next, until next student loan payments so free transport would be helpful. it should be quite standard that it is free, _ should be quite standard that it is free, you know, getting people _ it is free, you know, getting people around and getting them to what— people around and getting them to what they need to do in their— to what they need to do in their day—to—day life is more important _ their day—to—day life is more important than charging them. only— important than charging them. only last — important than charging them. only last month, passenger

zakani also added 50 electric buses he informed the public transport fleet from next month. zahiddan birjand mashhad railway was one of the long-standing demands of the eastern compatriots of the country, the implementation of which was started during the recent visit of the president and with the allocation of necessary funds. now, 3 weeks after mr. raisi's trip, sedav sima news reporter has followed up the process of implementation of this project. it is the longest railway line in the country, which starts from zahidan and after passing through nahbadan, sarbisheh, birjand and qain , it connects to mashhad. construction of zahedan railway. mashhad mesh is a project that started in south khorasan on the 15th of shahrivar, and its executive operations are with the presence of the president began. it is 91 km, 432 km in south khorasan province, which is divided into 13 parts, tendered to 13 contractors, the preparations for the work have been completely prepared, the contractors have been identified, and the credits have been secured, and god willing, we think that the work

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be rolled out since the pandemic we have seen a reassessment about how people zethink about public transportecades as organist getting people downtown. because downtown business interested not want to be stopped at by traffic they supported new initiatives new investments and so on. i think public transit agencies are recognizing if they are going to survive in error or fewer people come downtown they are going to need to focus less on serving downtown offices and more on helping people live car free lives. i think some of them are coming to that i realization i hope tht it figured out for the all go bankrupt. [applause] ♪ cspanshop.org is c-span's online store collection of c-span products, apparel, books, and a court. there's something for every c-span fan or any time at cspanshop.org. >> part of the new series we are asking you what books do you think shapes america? >> what found the theory by william faulkner. [inaudible] pretty quick to kill a mockingbird. >> you can join in the conversation by submitting your favorite book you think help shape this country go to our book site c-span.o

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senior buildings , i know a few of those seniors that live there, and i know that they use public transportation all the time and they walk around the city but there is also some of those seniors who have paratransit who picks him up, we are working on making sure that those paratransit vehicles can get into those locations. and so there are some things that we are doing very hands-on approach. >> reporter: after having a stroke, manwell says he was forced to rely on public transportation. and believes the conference is great for the economy, but not for neighbors like him. >> no, i'm not excited. i'm not excited about it. >> the mayor says that she hopes that residence better voicing their concerns remember that this is also a really big moment for san francisco. >> city leaders are hoping to use the aipac conference to showcase what san francisco has to offer to foreign visitors. coming up 5:30 we will show you how this is part of a broader push to burnish the city's image. >>> turning to the conflict in the middle east, the israeli military is still yet to launched its promised ground invasio

bed bugs are occupying paris, they are actively breeding, taking over hotels, and infesting public transporte blow to the olympics, which are less than a year away. there is hysteria on social networks: paris has been taken over by bedbugs, video evidence from eyewitnesses is multiplying, bugs barely noticeable during the day are biting cinemas, in public transport, in the metro, in libraries, according to official data, 11% of french households are infected with them; according to unofficial data, every sixth frenchman suffers from bedbugs; less than a year before the summer olympic games, paris has two troubles from a sanitary point of view - rats, bedbugs, the population... of the former has already doubled the human population of the city, the population of the latter has increased by 65% ​​in the last year alone. pest control experts call the ongoing epidemic; in the fifties, no one talked about bedbugs, now everything, but it’s one thing to talk, another thing to act. christophe was sent to paris to strengthen the team. disinfection of the premises takes an hour on average, the schedul

this is the possibility of using electric energy by electric buses, that is, the transfer of public transport electric energy and at the government level two have been adopted - projects, two pilot projects in the two cities of zhodina and shklov of all public transport from internal combustion engines to electric buses. and this work should be completed next year, and people in these settlements will already feel it. that’s precisely the advantage and comfort of traveling on electric buses, well, of course, we’ll see how , say, this transport goes there, but in general, for electric transport to come from such a small city to a big city, it will take a lot of time, for example, minsk, an electric city, well, i’ll say, such projects are being considered, and there is also a corresponding , already formed proposal on how this can be implemented, now we are working on this and i think that in the near future there will also be such projects... of citizens who express a desire for heating purposes the use of electrical energy for these purposes is growing more and more, and i can also name certa

public transport part of everyday life for thousands of people. the lives of the under 25. so what do young people here in the capital think? sorry, it's so expensive for students. i'm paying my rent today, so i'm going to be like skint for like the next. well, till next. student loan payment. so yeah, free transport would be helpful. it should be like a standard that is free, you know, getting people around and getting to what they need to do in their day to day life is more important than charging them. 0nly last month, passengers using the popular booker bus service in mid and west wales were told funding for the service is coming to an end and there are worries other buses could also be cut. there are some discounts for young travellers. they can get a third off bus fares through the my travel scheme and a third of train tickets too with a young person's railcard and under 16's can also travel free on transport for wales trains when they're with a full fare paying adult. by 20110, the welsh government wants nearly half of alljourneys to be tak

and 7 very important aspect was the connection to public transport. right from the beginning, the 1st step was excavating the late, and then the subway was built. the idea was that people knew from the stop, they could travel here using public transport instead of it 1st taking that call and then having to rely on their behavior and getting used to taking the subway. i figured on the, on the construction of the study, aspen as being supported by several research teams, magdalena, group lima and fully and proving a are investigating in a mobile lab how the residents as they should travel. they get the data from an app, which i also download directly onto my cell phone. for the next few days, it will automatically the record all the routes that my camera team and i take plus info about the means of transport used and our c o 2 consumption the mobile lab shares, it's data with anyone who's interested companies, city planners, and the residents themselves, the data is especially important for the planning phase. the new district is meant to learn from its

well, obviously public transportation is a big part of the solution.if people are going to be going completely car free and they're going to depend on it. right. but i mean and so and again, like a lot of the problems with creating an efficient and workable public transportation comes from the fact that parking is free and so there's very little incentive to pay money to use transit and also that it takes up so much space that it prevents us from for converting lanes of traffic for bus rapid transit that would allow transit riders to get where they're going more quickly. but i think the reason that i don't dwell on it so much is, that i think that the real low hanging fruit here is really about those neighborhood trips right. those are trips that people make in cars. now but that they don't need to make cars in the future. and so i think it goes without saying, a more efficient and robust public transit network will help people get there and reduce car ownership from 2.2 cars per household to 1.7. but even that would be a seismic change in the american

there is closures of public transportation routes. there are reroutes available to the public of san francisco to take in lieu of the closed public transportation routes. those are all displayed on the map. those are what the different things mean, but detailed explanation of the map for the purpose of time here today, not going through from a-z on that. >> [indiscernible] for people listening at home. where can people read and find out the closures that effect them? >> excellent question. i know this map is going to be most important to the public so i'll differ that question to a san francisco pd or city partners. >> [indiscernible] >> you are saying there is a [indiscernible] can you elaborate on that? people are wondering [indiscernible] we had the president here. we had a lot of people from out of town. what type of extra security are we expecting, especially 21 leaders? >> great question. again, as i said earlier, this event has warranted full resources of the federal, state and local government, so i'm not going to speak to spec

happened might want to take public transportation 12 minute right there.ridge about 13, 80 to 101, a richmond center fell bridge are still at under 11 they can great time on that bridge and the golden gate about 19 minutes. all right. james, back to you. thank you. reyna. let's get to the breaking news that we're following. the biden administration is planning to hold a high-level summit with china next month right here in san francisco. yeah, we've got crawford's tiffany justice standing by live in the city to explain tiffany. >> wright, the washington post is reporting. >> that francisco will be hosting an apec summit in november and that the chinese leader, xi may be we know that according to the post, the white house is now preparing for that meeting, a face-to-face meeting between president biden and president xi jing ping here in san francisco next month. the goal is to hopefully stabilize relations between the 2 countries, the u.s. and china, the world's 2 largest economies not seeing eye to eye as a tie between the 2 countries has been strained in

. >> reporter: after having a stroke he says he was forced to rely on public transportation. he believes the conference is great for the economy but not for neighbors like him. >> we can't do nothing about it. >> reporter: he is not alone with his concern. some san francisco landlords with apartments located within the security zone for the conference have voiced concerns for their elderly residents who will be impacted by the many road closures, the mayor addressed the concerns at a conference. >> with the senior buildings i know a few of the seniors that live there and they use public transportation all of the time and walk around the city. there are some of the seniors who have para transit that picks them up. we are working on making sure the vehicles can get into those locations. and, so, there are things we are doing very hands on approach. >> reporter: apec is expected to bring in 20,000 people and considered a national security event. but for neighbors like manuel this is just home. >> i am not excited. i am not excited about it. >> reporter: the mayor says she hopes

they are widespread on public transport which is said to be encouraging them in private homes.t's a concern of the government ahead of the limpet games. >> paris is one of the world's most popular tourist destinations but it is being inundated by unwelcome visitors, and bugs crawling in public transport, cinemas, and homes. there's a lot of really tiny once. >> with less than a year until the olympic games, the government is under pressure to eradicate them. >> we have to take each case seriously and not fall into panic. we have to make it clear that we are responding and checking each case. >> some people are taking no chances. sales (wind whistling) - we've been doing this for millennia.

everyone in the city wants public transport to be better, — city wants public transport to be better, better, real solutions to the housing process and action on the climate _ housing process and action on the climate. most of all, they want hationat— climate. most of all, they want national politicians they can be proud — national politicians they can be proud of— national politicians they can be proud of —— housing crisis. i'm ready— proud of —— housing crisis. i'm ready to — proud of —— housing crisis. i'm ready to be _ proud of —— housing crisis. i'm ready to be their bold voice in westminster worthy of the city's open _ westminster worthy of the city's open and — westminster worthy of the city's open and progressive spirit. applause that was a coloured tenure there, one of the co—leaders of the green party and starting next to her adrian ramsay —— carla denyer. some of the policies and plans they mentioned included not allowing any back door privatisation and the nhs, a nationwide home insulation scheme. tackling the lack of affordability in housing and renting, ensuring no more

of transport will move us around this magical city, so, it’s time to be closer to the people. public transportously? yes, moreover, in some of them there are problems with the air conditioner, it was you who pulled out the cookie, and i said, yes, i should be with you too, i’ll share everything with you, you understand, good and bad, in this regard, i am an ideal travel companion, and you should have been ideal for me, but since it didn’t work out, let’s go look, you should have gotten a cookie, not me, you know, you would definitely have a sports car so big, so modern, kualalumpur, the capital of malaysia , is a major economic, cultural and tourist center of southeast asia, and many even call it the asian dubai. fur confidently rounds out the top ten. most visited cities in the world. taxi, i understand that you are attracted by the inscription limousine, limousine, yes, good, yes, yes, it would be good, there is a bus, and there is a train, it seems to me that now, first of all, we need to find out how much all this costs, how much does a ticket to the center cost? 55, one person, 28 minutes

the issue here is that our public transport system is appalling. according to unionists that the regulation will open taxi drivers up to unfair competition from web based rides sharing services. questo servizio, our service should be deemed. as an essential public service and it has to be managed by public organizations like our schools and hospitals. these kinds of services were once protected by western democracies. unfortunately. "there are different priorities today. also on tuesday, a group of taxi drivers met in front of the public transport ministry in rome to stage a protest. tension erupted between some journalists and drivers when the latter accused most mainstream media of manipulating information to steer up resentment towards their category, max chivily press. that's r out for latest here on press tv everyone, thanks for tuning in. bye for now احنا بنجي هنا عشان اهلينا محتاجين 90% من ال اللي بيعملوا في قطاع غزه هو بيعمل عند اللي هو قريبه من الدرجه الاولى يعني يا عند ابوه يا عنده انا بطلت من المدرسه عشان اجيب لك وابو مصاري وعشان اشتطي ا

the issue here is that our public transport system is appalling.nsecutive executives to privatize and hence pressurize the sector in favor of multinational operators. taxi drivers are also concerned by long discussed plans to deregulate the sector as prescribed by the european union. according to unionists that the regulation will open taxi drivers up to unfair competition from web-based ride sharing services. our service. deamed as an essential public service and it has to be managed by public organizations like our schools and hospitals. this kinds of services were once protected by western democracies, unfortunately. there are different priorities today, also on tuesday, a group of taxi drivers met in front of the public transport ministry in rome to stage a protest. tension erupted between some journalists and drivers when the latter accused most mainstream media of manipulating information to steer up resentment towards their category, max chivily press, and that's it for your latest here on press tv everyone, thanks for. tuning in and goodbye

decided -to use a personal car, but it seems my battery is dead, because you switched me to public transportit, semyonovich, but nevertheless, to develop the topic of electric transport a little, especially now with the arrival of more and more chinese automakers, the appearance of more and more electric cars, what kind of infrastructure is being prepared in this sense in the city for charging? any infrastructure, it must be combined with appropriate consumption, no consumption, no infrastructure, but in this story, most likely, infrastructure should develop faster, ahead of consumption, that is outpace the number of cars in the city, stimulate their appearance, that is, you want to stimulate the transition from including both commercial and closed charging systems, but today we have set the task so that any motorist in moscow can get refueling for an electric car, in public spaces, in public spaces. .. gas stations, this is firstly, and secondly, the power supply in moscow today is surplus, the surplus is about 12-14%. even if we get a million cars in moscow with electric drive, consumption

today, 80% of public transport passengers are transported by electric vehicles, what it is?he moscow central diameter commuter train, this is the largest fleet of electric buses, the largest fleet in europe, this year we will already reach a fleet of about 2,000 electric buses, we set the task of completely switching to electric buses, and we solved this problem, we stopped buying buses with internal combustion engines altogether . increasing energy efficiency is a goal that modern megacities are now striving for, and today we are talking about creating a new generation of smart cities. in moscow, for example, such a project is being implemented by sberbank. reducing energy consumption, both in the process of creating these facilities and during their operation, up to 50%, these are, in general, huge numbers on a city scale, they make the investments in these technologies pay off, this is the first thing, but the second, of course, you know , in my opinion, living standards will change so quickly that people will no longer buy apartments that will not be supplied with everyt