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04
Sep
Article, Democracy, Developing

Who pays for the bus timetable in your pocket?

Posted on September 4, 2026 by Julian Tait

Most of us now check a phone rather than a timetable. Where’s the bus, how long until it comes, is the tram running, what’s the quickest way across town. It

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