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The second prototype of the Lampo sports cabriolet designed by the Ticino company Protoscar. Alpiq is renewing its support for the association e'mobile at the Geneva Motor Show to promote electric mobility as a forward-looking solution to the climate problems. www.alpiq.com/news-stories/events/events.jsp?event=tcm:95....
Alpiq promotes zero-emission mobility: www.alpiq.com/the-energy-challenge/sustainable-mobility/s...
U-Go Mobility (Kingsgrove) Scania K320UB / Custom "CB80 Series II" m/o 6685 is seen laying over on Sydenham Road near Sydenham Station in between train replacement route 91T4 runs.
This bus is ex-Punchbowl Bus Co. (Riverwood) as of 2023.
Thanks to M.D. Burke of Cashel who kindly provide John Deere Gators to pull our mobility assistance trailer and help supply our many volunteers on the day.
Aerial photograph of Diversion 4 and 8 (D-4) (D-8). D-4 will carry Highway 3 traffic around construction of Tunnel 7 from just west of Geraedts Drive to the Cabana/Todd intersection. D-8 runs perpendicular to Highway 3 and will carry Huron Church Line traffic to D-4.
Photo aérienne de la déviation 4 et 8 (D-4) (D-8). La D-4 amène la circulation de l’autoroute 3 autour de la construction du tunnel 7, de l’ouest de Geraedts Drive à l’intersection de Cabana/Todd. La D-8 est perpendiculaire à l’autoroute 3 et amène la circulation de Huron Church Line à la D-4.
February 20th 2016 the 60th Air Mobility Wing selected its finest airmen, officers, noncommissioned officers and civilians for the year 2015. Colonel Joel Jackson, Commander 60th Air Mobility Wing and Chief Master Sergeant Alan Boling, 60th Air Mobility Wing’s Command Chief made the presentations to the best of the best for the 60th AMW. RELEASED (US AIR FORCE Photo by T.C. Perkins Jr.)
Fed up with seedy rental cars breaking down in the most inconvenient places? Then invest some money into a rakety second-hand bicycle from Japan and puzzle the locals with a rare sight.
Going through my pictures while packing. I took a pic of an old 2002 snap my friend took of me after she convinced me that getting a bellybutton ring was a good idea. My waist was much smaller then. Depressing.
From September 26-28, 2019, EcoCAR Mobility Challenge teams, sponsors, and organizers gathered at the MathWorks Headquarters in Natick, MA for the Year Two Fall Workshop. Throughout the workshop, teams had the opportunity to receive valuable and extensive training from Argonne National Laboratory, General Motors, MathWorks, Bosch, and many more.
A family riding the trail at the "Meet the Met" grand opening for the Metropolitan Branch Trail. Washington, DC.
Folks riding past the U.S. Capitol, during the Bike Snob ride. Garfield Circle SW, Washington DC.
More pix at An Evening with BikeSnobNYC.
Col. Joel Jackson, 60th Air Mobility Wing commander, listens as Airman 1st Class Pedro Paulo Roese explains the details of his job as a traffic management journeyman at the 60th Aerial Port Squadron, Nov. 20, 2015. Jackson visited Roese as part of the Works with Airmen program that allows the wing commander and the command chief master sergeant to talk with Airmen one-on-one, while learning about the daily work they do to support Air Mobility Command. (U.S. Air Force photo by Ken Wright)