Category Archives: Transport
Car Spotting
And another difference between Mexico City and London. In Mexico City, an old car is a vehicle made in the 70′s or 80′s that has seen better days. It’ll have dents, peeling paint, torn seats and a resale value of … Continue reading
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The Last Bus To Scroogeville
This is my second contemptuous post on corporate crassness in a week. The victim of my ire today is NationalExpress. The UK intercity coach service, who operate a near monopoly on cross country travel by bus. I bought me and … Continue reading
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Honda S-Wing at 1500 Miles
I’ve had my Honda for a couple months now, and have racked up over 1500 miles on it. It’s run-in now, and performing sweetly. It’s not as fast as my old Honda Pantheon, which was the direct predecessor of this … Continue reading
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Bike Night
I’m much closer to the coast here than I was in Mexico City. But they are very different coasts. The beaches across the other side of the Atlantic are sun kissed and the waters warm and inviting. On a good … Continue reading
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Classic Britain
The British motor industry is a sad story. We still make cars. Plenty of them. But not as many as Russia or Thailand. Nor Iran or Canada. Add Spain, France, Italy, India, Brazil and South Korea to that list. Germany … Continue reading
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