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Detroit almost had a subway system. What happened? - Vimarsana News

Detroit almost had a subway system. What happened?

Buses make up the bulk of Detroit's public transportation network, in lieu of a substantial rail transit system connecting the city to surrounding suburbs.

Source: wdet.org
10 Art Books to Add to Your Shelf This December - Vimarsana News

10 Art Books to Add to Your Shelf This December

Sonya Clark’s latest catalogue, the case for decolonizing drag, Coco Fusco speaks truth to power, a memoir of Brooklyn’s underground performance scene, and more.

Books gift guide 2023: The best reads for everyone on your list - Vimarsana News

Books gift guide 2023: The best reads for everyone on your list

We’ve sorted through hundreds of books to find the perfect picks for the fashionistas, culture vultures and even the bah-humbuggers in your life

'Unique in the world': why does America have such terrible public transit? | Books - Vimarsana News

'Unique in the world': why does America have such terrible public transit? | Books

A new book looks back at the mass transit histories of 23 major cities in both the US and Canada, detailing the routes to where we are today

Louisville's forgotten streetcar lines get new life from this artist - Vimarsana News

Louisville's forgotten streetcar lines get new life from this artist

Kirby Adams, Louisville Courier Journal Published 10:03 am UTC Feb. 2, 2021 The same day jockey Eddie Arcaro drove Citation to victory at the 74th Run for the Roses, a major form of public transportation in Louisville slammed on the brakes.     Derby weekend 1948 may have been the first stop on the road to the Triple Crown for Citation but it was also the end of the line for the Louisville streetcar.   "The system started to crumble in the late 1930s," said Louisville historian Tom Owens. "That main Fourth Street Line that took passengers to Churchill Downs was the last to shut down...