Work in progress

We're at the Vijzelgracht street now. They are building a brand new metro line in Amsterdam, and there will be a station here at the Vijzelgracht.

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Bus

A bus in front of the train station of the Dutch city Nijmegen.

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Tricycles

Tricycles on a street in Tacloban City, the Philippines - a common sight here!

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Jeepney

I spotted this colorful jeepney in a Visayan town. They're not hard to spot: In larger towns and cities in the Philippines you will see these jeepneys everywhere.

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Bus terminal

Buses, vans and coaches on the bus terminal of Tacloban City in the Philippines.

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Aerial tram

Terminal of the aerial tram (or cable car, if you prefer) on the Montjuic Hill in Barcelona. Locally it is known as the Telefèric de Montjuïc. The aerial tram connects the Montjuic Castle with the Barcelona underground.

Station Haarlem

The main railway station of Haarlem. Its name is simply Station Haarlem. The station, in use since 1842, is one of the oldest in the country. The original station building did not survive, it was replaced by a new building in Art Nouveau style at the beginning of the 20th century. This building opened in 1908 and is still in use today.

The photo shows the inside of the station, with platforms, rails and train shed.

Jeepney and tricycle

I shared photos of Filipino tricycles and jeepneys before, but on the parking place of the Tacloban City town hall they were parked next to each other: A jeepney and a tricycle.

Tricycles

A row of tricycles in the street of Tacloban City.

Bus terminal

The bus terminal of Guiuan, Eastern Samar, the Philippines. Officially it's called the Guiuan Integrated Transport Terminal. If you look carefully you can see buses, jeepneys and tricycles on the terminal.

Van

This van is used for public transport. It is full, so people are sitting on the roof - a common practice in this part of Asia. I took this photo in the Visayas region in the Philippines.

Jeepney

A photo of a jeepney, taken in the Visayas region. Originally, jeepneys were converted American army jeeps used for public transport, but nowadays they are built for public transport in the Philippines. They are usually heavily decorated.