AI-generated, podcast-style audio summaries of academic research on informal and shared mobility, such as paratransit electrification and grassroots innovation like India's e-rickshaws. Each issue restates a paper's abstract in plain language for readers who don't have time to read the original.
Website: https://popresearchrobot.populartransport.net/
A Glasgow-based newsletter written in a gleefully sweary, satirical voice that roasts bad cycling coverage in the press, politicians and local councils. Readers get year-in-review commentary on Glasgow's pandemic-era cycle lanes and sharp rebuttals to anti-cycling columnists.
Fluctuo is a blog from a shared micromobility company covering e-bike and scooter fleets, city regulation and industry data such as European and North American ridership comparisons. Readers get market news, partner announcements and product updates, often framed as sponsored content from suppliers and operators.
Campaign updates and policy statements from Caroline Russell, a Green Party candidate for London Mayor and Assembly member, covering party strategy, free speech protest rules, and cycling safety. Readers get her personal positions on London transport, housing and civil liberties ahead of the 2016 election.
A travel site aimed at Indian tourists, offering listicles on destinations featured in Bollywood, event guides such as GITEX Global in Dubai, and practical city guides like the London Tube. The sample mixes generic, repetitive prose with some practical details, but the writing is largely interchangeable and shows little distinctive reporting.
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