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Not Returning to Normality: Transport in a Post-pandemic Future

June 26, 2020 · Miguel Azzopardi ·

Let us not forget the lessons we’ve learned during the quarantine and the better air quality we enjoyed during those few months. We all should be more willing to embrace a new model of transport.

Tagged With: Environment, Malta Public Transport, public transport

[LISTEN] A Sea That Connects and Nurtures Is No Longer Ours. Time to Reclaim It!

March 29, 2019 · The IotL Magazine ·

The sea has always been the major force that shaped history of Malta. Today, the seafront as a public space seems to be the only resource element that somehow managed to survive, but for how long will it prevail?

Tagged With: commons, public transport, sea, transportation

My Complicated Love Affair with the Maltese Bus

February 16, 2019 · Raisa Galea ·

Bus trips are a special opportunity to break away from carefully curated, air-tight social circles where many individuals willingly lock themselves up. Whether they like it or not, the bus is the space where each passenger has to face the stereotypical ‘other’.

Tagged With: acceptance, diversity, Malta Public Transport, public transport

A Sea That Connects and Nurtures Is No Longer Ours. Time to Reclaim It!

February 9, 2019 · Kristina Borg ·

The sea has always been the major force that shaped history of Malta. Today, the seafront as a public space seems to be the only resource element that somehow managed to survive, but for how long will it prevail?

Tagged With: commons, Environment, public transport, sea

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