Due to the sharp rise in diesel prices, bus companies have had to cancel routes as ticket sales no longer cover the rising fuel costs. #diesel #bussiliikenne #polttoaine (translated)
Most of the county line bus drivers at Tartu bus station are older, with an average age of 59 years, which highlights concerns about the lack of successors. #bussijuhid #Tartumaa #tööjõupuudus (translated)
ProFin questioned whether anyone still believed that Donald Trump was committed to NATO's Article 5. He claimed that Trump was trying to save himself with the help of Vladimir Putin and was willing to sacrifice Ukraine, which would leave him indebted to Putin. According to ProFin, Trump viewed everything as a commodity and used derogatory language about him. #Trump #Putin #Ukraina (translated)
The bus accident in Pala on October 11, 1996, on the Sõõru-Nõva road, where a timber truck collided with the side of a school bus, sadly claims the lives of eight young people and painfully affects the entire Estonia. #PalaBussiõnnetus #Liiklusõnnetus #Kooliõpilased (translated)
– The Russians are intentionally targeting civilian sites. For them, a bus full of passengers is an attractive target precisely because a single strike can kill as many people as possible, said Vadym Filashkin, the head of the military administration of the Donetsk region, according to CNN. #UkrainanSota #Venäjä #Kuolemantapaukset (translated)
Stenvikinpia said that she had turned 60 years old and celebrated her birthday in Tampere. She traveled by bus in a quarter of an hour to Hotel Tammer, where she had booked the cheapest single room. Despite the cloudy weather, she wrote that she would try to be the sun herself. In the evening, she intended to go out to eat with Nuppu. https://t.co/tW21GRyKFK #Tampere #syntymäpäivä #matkailu (translated)
Tanja Aidanjuuri wrote that the plan in Helsinki to ban advertising of fossil fuels could, according to her, cost the city nearly 100 million euros in advertising revenue. She criticized the proposal as unnecessary and absurd and listed as examples of potentially restricted advertising gasoline and diesel cars, flights, cruises, synthetic clothing, plastic products, and fossil fuels. Aidanjuuri described that the Greens in Vantaa could, in her opinion, follow the same line and that advertising would then practically be limited to, for example, veggie sausages, rainbow flags, and new mosques. She also pointed out that taxpayer money would be used for the handling of the matter. Aidanjuuri cited a proposal stating that the advertising ban would be investigated in the preparation of the next outdoor advertising agreement for Helsinki's public areas and that the advertising agreements of Urban Traffic Ltd would also be taken into account. The assessment would examine, among other things, the legal boundaries of the ban, its climate and environmental impacts, effects on the city's economy, the city's own communication and marketing, as well as the media landscape. The proposal also mentioned the possibility of examining advertising's ethical principles more broadly and limiting outdoor advertising from entities considered to violate human rights and particularly polluting industries. #Helsinki #ilmastonmuutos #mainonta (translated)
The author criticized that the EU leadership celebrated with kisses and wine for Ursula von der Leyen while many people were lacking money to live. At the same time, he wrote that prices were exploding and businesses were struggling to survive. He demanded a fundamental change of course in Europe. https://t.co/jWBj7FLXvV #EU #Krise #Wirtschaft #EU #BE (translated)
In Småland, Sweden, a serious bus accident occurred, in which about ten people were seriously injured when a double-decker bus overturned on highway 25 on Monday afternoon. #Ruotsi #bussiturma #uutiset (translated)
Heikki Pursiainen wrote that meetings with people could be more fruitful without the bus window in between. #tapaamiset #bussimatkustus #ihmissuhteet (translated)
The trip by the Finns Party in East Helsinki sparked strong criticism as they were forced to stay on the bus due to safety risks, raising questions about the security of the shopping center and the embarrassment of the situation. #Perussuomalaiset #Puhos #Politiikka (translated)
Young girls warn about a busboy operating in Tallinn who stalks women, asks for their phone numbers, and offers himself as an OnlyFans manager, while they have also reached out to the police. #TallinnaBussipoiss #NoorteTurvalisus #AhnusJaJälitamine (translated)
Tuukka Kuru wrote that the activists of the Helsinki district had made a visit related to repatriation to a shopping center known from the news. According to him, the trip did not require a bus or security guards. https://t.co/d07cyuWeRJ #Helsinki #Paluumuutto #retki (translated)
Heikki Pursiainen wrote that the image of the bus with horrified members of the Finns Party looking out depicted the entire party well in his opinion. He described the Helsinki residents visible through the bus window as ordinary people in their daily activities. https://t.co/wtJtPP67g2 #Politiikka #Suomi #Helsinki (translated)
Mikko Vuorenpää wrote that in a hypothetical situation he would continue on the bus past Itäkeskus without getting off there. He added that he had not intended to travel there today either. #Itäkeskus #bussimatka #kuvitteellinen (translated)
Taru wrote that she would not hand over Finland's defense to people who, in her opinion, are not brave enough to jump off the bus in Puhos. #Suomi #puolustus #rohkeus (translated)
Yrjö Lipasti criticized the actions of the Finns Party and wrote that he had not seen such foolish behavior from the party since the days of Timo Soini. Having lived in the east for a long time, he said he understood something about multiculturalism. According to Lipasti, the entrepreneurs and customers at the Puotinharju shopping center would not appreciate that a busload of Finns Party members gathered from Juupajoki would come to watch them. https://t.co/i0EQDiyGjr #monikulttuurisuus #Suomi #persut (translated)
Petra Nyqvist said she had seen a Facebook video of Sini Laine, whom she described as a councilor from Raisio, in which, according to her, the Finns Party members were on a bus at the Puhos parking lot and were looking out the window without leaving the bus. Nyqvist described the scene as calm: a few adults were pushing shopping carts or walking past the store. She wrote that the Finns Party members did not dare to go outside and wondered what kind of reality they lived in. #politiikka #Perussuomalaiset #Suomi (translated)
Democracy Didi criticized that the Federal Republic is not drawing the right conclusions from its recent history with two totalitarian regimes. He pointed to what he sees as contradictory restrictions on freedom of opinion and assembly, such as police visits due to a wrongly circulated post or bans on gatherings due to the risk of a cold. He also contrasted the rejection of the Gestapo and Stasi with the existence of a domestic intelligence service and criticized restrictions on same-sex expressions of affection in public. He cited the conflict between property rights and social housing needs, as well as the potential closeness of prosecutors to a Minister of the Interior as further examples. Given German history, he wrote, this makes no sense to him. #Meinungsfreiheit #Grundrechte #Totalitarismus (translated)
Mikko asked questions about the riots in France and inquired how burning buses, breaking shop windows, or looting would help if the root cause of the riots was the lack of resources in primary schools. He also asked why, in his opinion, there were no white people seen in the videos of the riots, except for a female police officer who was kicked by ten men. #Ranska #mellakat #kysymykset (translated)
