Kai K

@greenkai.bsky.social

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He / Him Audhd doing what I can to help unf**k the climate 💚. Focused on transport and GIS in the North East of England.

Picture of a temporary trafficlight on red with lights for cyclists blacked out
Screenshot of google earth with the date 2009. A British street with a two lane road on the right. A traffic island for a bus stop in the centre, then another lane for vehicles and a row of parked cars on the left of the island. Either side of the street are two storey houses with shopfronts on the lower floors.
A picture of a rainy street with a building in the top right of the image trees in the centre top and fancing and porta cabins from a construction site in the top left. A asphalt path leads down to a wet section of road with another small black asphalt ramp from the kerb to the road in the foreground.
Picture from 2023 of a pedestrian crossing with a white stop line on the road on the side closest to the camera. The traffic signals are facing away in the picture.
Picture of a city centre pedestrian crossing. in the foreground of the picture is a traffic light pole with the signals facing away.
Historical map of Newcastle Upon Tyne from 1979. Orange lines on key routes out of the city show potential bus only lanes.
Screenshot from LNERs website about Newcastle station. Three sections of FAQ text with Questions as the titles. The text is as below. Where is the nearest taxi rank? A big, busy city like Newcastle has plenty of taxis and there will be one available any time of day right next to the station. Are bus services available from the station? You'll be right next door to the Tyne & Wear 'Metro' service when you arrive at Newcastle, by the station concourse. Plan ahead by downloading a timetable here. Is there airport connectivity from the station? Whether it’s a holiday or business trip, you’ll only be 25 minutes from Newcastle International airport if you take a train from Central Station which is very close to Newcastle Station itself.
Transit diagram in the approximate shape of Great Britain made up of interurban transit lines. The lines conect across the whole of the UK being more dense near the citys with larger gaps in parts of Scotland the Pennines and Wales.
A small white bin bag on a brick wall. Overgrown shrubbery on the pavement in the background
Table of text with details of a Newcastle city council ford transit van that carries bus lane enforcement equiptment.
A table of text from schedule 92 of the THE CITY OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE TRAFFIC REGULATION (CONSOLIDATION) ORDER 2009. Titled Prohibition of Entry - Motor vehicles (cont'd) The row with New Blackett Street has a description "in an easterly direction past its junction with Blackett Place" and an exemption note "See Article 92(2)(a)(c) and buses"
A screenshot of text 106. Save as provided in Article 116 of this Order no person shall, except upon the direction or with the permission of a uniformed police officer or traffic warden, cause or permit any motor vehicle proceeding in the roads or lengths of roads specified in column 1 of Schedule 92 to this Order to enter the road specified in relation thereto in column 2 of the said Schedule.
A table of text from schedule 92 of the THE CITY OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE TRAFFIC REGULATION (CONSOLIDATION) ORDER 2009. Titled Prohibition of Entry - Motor vehicles (cont'd) The row with New Bridge Street to Blackett Street has an exemption note "see article 116 (a) (h) and buses
A streenshot of google maps from 2020. Looking west on Newgate street towards eldon square. There are concrete buildings in the background and a blue bus gate sign in the foreground.
A map of Wales with coloured dots representing buses. Lots of dots on the North and south coasts with few dots in the centre.
A screenshot from the Transport for London Website of text with a bold title saying "Fares" above the text "TFL is not able to offer free travel on New Year's Eve."
A map of England and Wales with coloured dots representing buses running on a Sunday Evening. A large amount of dots in are city areas such as London, Birmingham, Manchester and Newcastle. Few or no dots in rural areas.
A video of cars on the central motor way in Newcastle from a brodge above. The camera is aimed at the floor before being turned around ot look at the other side of the bridge. The camera is then lifted showing a cyclist travelling from right to left on the bridge filling the screen with cars stuck in traffic in the distance below.