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The End Of Oak Street OTT and TV Release: When will Anne Hathaway's new movie arrive on HBO Max and HBO TV? Date, time, plot and cast
The End Of Oak Street will be available to stream globally on HBO Max on November 13, 2026. Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor star in the movie. It is about a family who get transported to the age of dinosaurs. The movie will be available to watch on HBO's channel on November 14. The film has been directed by David Robert Mitchell.
In 1793, England completed an inclined plane that carried canal boats 207 feet uphill on wheeled cradles before returning them to the water
Around 200 years ago, a brilliant team of engineers in England created the Hay Inclined Plane, revolutionizing canal boat transport. This ingenious design enabled boats to move between the River Severn and the Shropshire Canal bypassing locks. By harnessing gravity and the power of counterweights, the system enhanced transport efficiency. As railways became more prevalent in the 19th century, its importance waned.
In 2020, Miami sank 73 concrete sections from the SW 1st Street Bridge to create an artificial reef; the pieces now provide habitat 8 feet above the seabed
In an innovative environmental move, Miami-Dade County has submerged sections of a demolished bridge to form artificial reefs. This effort is designed to foster diverse marine life, including fish, sponges, and corals. While studies indicate that concrete is superior for building these reefs, they still fall short of the biodiversity found in natural settings. This undertaking could inspire similar projects in coastal cities nationwide.
In 2025, the 867-ton Spirit of Norfolk was sunk off Florida’s Okaloosa County coast; the former dinner cruise ship now rests 128 feet underwater
In June 2022, the Spirit of Norfolk, a dinner cruise vessel, suffered a devastating fire and was declared unusable. Following a period of storage, Okaloosa County acquired the ship with a unique plan: to intentionally sink it 128 feet below the surface, creating an artificial reef. This innovative project supports marine ecosystems in line with Florida's commitment to improving underwater habitats through repurposed ships.
Nov-Jan ban on non-Delhi vehicles below BS-VI standards to be in force every year
Delhi government plans to ban non-Delhi-registered vehicles below BS-VI emission standards beginning November 1. This ban will continue annually until January 31 to improve air quality. Vehicles using Compressed Natural Gas or electric power are exempted from these restrictions. The transport department is enforcing rules with 250 personnel at key entry points across the city. The Commission for Air Quality Management has implemented emergency measures due to severe pollution levels.
IAF's IL-76 transport aircraft lands in Nyoma airbase in Ladakh
The Indian Air Force marked a new pinnacle of achievement with its IL-76MD transport aircraft landing at Nyoma airbase, which sits at an altitude of roughly 13,000 feet near the Line of Actual Control with China. This historic landing is celebrated as the highest-ever for this model, highlighting the operational prowess of the IL-76MD and the outstanding training of its crew in extreme environments.
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MakeMyTrip enters shared mobility segment with majority stake in Quick Ride
MakeMyTrip announced the acquisition of a majority stake in Quick Ride, a shared mobility platform. The investment aims to strengthen its presence in the shared mobility segment, complementing existing ground transportation services. Quick Ride’s operations will be led by its current promoters under a new entity called Co Ride Mobility Private Limited. The acquisition reflects MakeMyTrip's strategy to expand its capabilities across various travel segments.
Lakewood shooting leaves one police officer dead, 3 other cops injured as suspect is shot dead: Here's what we know so far
On Thursday night in Lakewood, Colorado, a suspect shot four police officers before being killed by the police. Officers had approached the suspect boarding an RTD bus, which led to the gunfight. One officer was pronounced dead, while three others sustained injuries and were hospitalized. A bystander was also injured and treated for wounds in a hospital.
Florida Learjet 60 plane crash that killed all 9 on board captured on horrific dash cam video; watch here
A Learjet 60 crashed in Greenacres, Florida, resulting in the death of all nine passengers on board. The private plane was en route from Texas to the Bahamas when it experienced a rapid descent before its eventual crash. Eyewitness footage showed the aircraft nosedive before exploding upon impact, narrowly avoiding nearby homes. An investigation by the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board is ongoing.
Mass protests sweep France as huge crowds demand higher wages, back students' demands
France witnessed a wave of protests advocating for increased wages and student rights, drawing attention from both unions and political leaders. The Interior Ministry estimates around 600,000 participants, while unions claim nearly 1.6 million people took part in these demonstrations. Disruptions in schools and public transport were rampant, as blockades and strikes organized by students and workers unfolded.
US proposes space launch rule changes in potential boost for SpaceX
The FAA said it was proposing changes to definitions of when a flight abort is not mandatory and to clarify requirements and thresholds for when an abort - the early end of a launch or mission because of a problem - must occur. The FAA is proposing to revise rules for spacecraft breaking up as they fall to Earth and how space companies calculate the risks of falling space debris from those vehicles hitting people on the ground.
EU Transport Commissioner activates security protocols after flight bomb threats; says "too early" to establish links
European Union Transport Commissioner Apostolos Tzitzikostas expressed concern over recent hoax bomb threats affecting flights in Europe. Many budget airlines were targeted, with investigations ongoing to determine the source of the threats. Multiple countries reported threats that prompted increased security measures and emergency landings. All affected flights were able to land safely after thorough inspections confirmed no explosives were present.
A California family foundation gave $12 million to help children visit museums; the gift supports free bus trips to the Getty Center and Getty Villa
Getty has unveiled a generous $12 million endowment aimed at facilitating complimentary bus rides for eligible K-12 school groups. Instituted by the Camilla Chandler Family Foundation, this initiative is poised to enhance accessibility for Title I schools. By alleviating transportation expenses, this funding promises to enrich students' educational journeys and deepen their appreciation for art and culture, ensuring that financial constraints do not obstruct museum experiences.
Centre proposes 10 new entry points for drug imports into India, Noida airport included
The Centre has proposed expanding India's authorised import network for pharmaceuticals and medical devices by adding ten new locations. These include Noida International Airport and several inland container depots across industrial hubs in India. This expansion aims to simplify the import process and reduce transportation costs for companies. The health ministry has invited public feedback on the draft amendment to Drugs Rules, 1945.
From 45 to 15 minutes: Forget crawling through Varanasi traffic, India's first public transport ropeway will take you above city's busy roads; watch viral video
A video of Varanasi's upcoming public transport ropeway has surfaced on Instagram, offering a glimpse of cabins travelling above the city's busy roads. The 4.2-km project, being developed at an estimated cost of Rs 645 crore, will connect Varanasi Cantt Railway Station to Godowlia Chowk through five stations and is expected to reduce travel time from around 45 minutes to 15–16 minutes.
Nitin Gadkari flags Indian highways, expressways still lack perfect signage
Nitin Gadkari highlighted the need for better project preparation and accountability in urban road development initiatives. He expressed concern over the lack of proper signage on Indian highways and its role in accidents. Gadkari mentioned nearly 5 lakh road accidents each year, causing 1.8 lakh deaths in India. He proposed that urban planning requires integrated approaches among various transport agencies to optimize public resources.
Bus, milk fare hikes hit people in Karnataka ahead of Diwali season
Karnataka's Congress government has announced a bus fare hike across all four state-run transport corporations from November 5, with increases averaging 23% for KSRTC and 33-35% for BMTC. Chief Minister DK Shivakumar defended the move, citing mounting losses and operational costs, while challenging the Centre to reduce fuel prices.
Railways achieves highest-ever freight loading in October, up 8.32% year-on-year: Ministry
Indian Railways achieved its highest freight loading in October 2026, transporting 145.07 million tonnes. This represents an 8.32 percent increase compared to the previous year. Major commodities like food grains and domestic coal saw significant growth during this month. Passenger traffic also increased, with 64.72 crore passengers carried compared to 63.52 crore last year. Overall, Indian Railways continues to demonstrate strong performance across both freight and passenger services.
Karnataka bus fare hike: BMTC, KSRTC, airport bus passengers to pay more from tonight, check revised fares
Karnataka has increased fares across its four state-run transport corporations, with BMTC passengers in Bengaluru facing hikes of up to Rs 10 and KSRTC fares rising by up to Rs 9. The revised rates take effect from Wednesday midnight, November 4, amid rising diesel costs. The move comes days after Nandini milk and curd prices were also increased.
EV maker Eka plans production in line with infra readiness
Eka Mobility, a Pune-based electric vehicle maker, is facing delays with electric bus deliveries due to charging infrastructure issues. The company can only deliver around 2,000 electric buses from an order book of approximately 11,000 over the next two years. Depot readiness takes about a year as state transport needs to establish necessary infrastructure. Chairman Sudhir Mehta suggested that the government should separate depot development from bus procurement.
Petronet LNG faces arbitration as vessel owners seek Rs 625 crore in dues
Three owners of LNG vessels are pursuing arbitration against Petronet LNG for Rs 625 crore in unpaid dues. The vessels have been largely idle since March 2 due to disruptions related to the Iran war. Petronet LNG reported a 53% rise in profit for the July-September quarter despite a decrease in operational revenue.
Delhi Metro announces 20 additional trips on weekdays amid GRAP-II curbs
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation will operate 20 additional train trips on weekdays. This initiative increases total extra services to 40 amidst rising air pollution concerns. The Commission for Air Quality Management has activated Stage II of the Graded Response Action Plan across Delhi-NCR. Measures include promoting public transport usage to reduce vehicular emissions and dust pollution control.
Bengaluru's Blue Line promises cheaper airport rides, but Tamil Nadu's stone transport ban poses a hurdle; check latest update
Bengaluru blue line news: Restrictions imposed by Tamil Nadu on stone transportation have significantly affected construction projects in Bengaluru. Contractors executing the Namma Metro Blue Line are experiencing material shortages, which are delaying works. The ban has also led to substantial price increases for construction materials due to limited supply options. As a result, many truck operators and suppliers are facing difficulties in their operations.
In 1905, a transporter bridge opened across England’s River Mersey, carrying up to 300 passengers and horse-drawn wagons in 2½ minutes
The Widnes–Runcorn Transporter Bridge was officially opened in 1905, introducing a groundbreaking means of crossing the River Mersey. This innovative bridge allowed both commuters and horse-drawn carriages to navigate beneath an elevated structure via a suspended platform. It played a crucial role in linking the industrial towns of Widnes and Runcorn until it was superseded by the Silver Jubilee Bridge in 1961.
In 2005, Missouri turned old roofing shingles into part of Route 61/67; six years later, MoDOT still called the St. Louis County pavement's performance favorable
Every year, countless tons of discarded asphalt shingles fill landfills across the U.S. Since 2003, Missouri’s Department of Transportation has ingeniously repurposed these shingles for roadbuilding. This initiative has successfully minimized landfill waste while delivering substantial savings in road upkeep. Studies indicate that roads constructed with recycled shingles perform reliably, prompting other states to explore similar eco-friendly strategies for managing roofing waste.
In 1835, Maryland built a curved railway bridge from 63,000 tons of granite - critics thought it would collapse, but trains still cross it today
The Thomas Viaduct, completed in 1835, stands as a testament to innovation in American railway engineering. Built with 63,000 tons of granite featuring a curved design, this bridge overcame early doubts about its strength. It was recognized as a National Historic Landmark in 1964, emphasizing its cultural importance. Today, it exemplifies how historic structures can be preserved while supporting contemporary transportation needs.
French economy unexpectedly contracts as exports slump in third quarter
The French economy experienced a contraction of 0.1% in the third quarter due to declining exports. Exports fell significantly, particularly in transport equipment, which had previously shown strong growth. Investment, as indicated by gross fixed capital formation, also continued to drop, extending previous declines. Household consumption, however, showed an increase, driven by electric vehicle purchases and a rebound in energy consumption.
In 1905, Minnesota opened a transporter bridge with a suspended gondola; the platform carried people, streetcars, and vehicles across Duluth’s harbor canal
In February 1905, the Duluth Aerial Ferry Bridge debuted to facilitate travel over a challenging sandbar. This innovative structure enabled rapid transport of individuals and cargo across water. However, with the rise of cars during the 1920s, its limitations became all too clear. As a result, the city opted for a modern vertical lift bridge.
SBI credit card rule changes from December 1, 2026: 1% fee on high-value transportation and fuel transactions; what changes for you
From December 1, 2026, SBI Card users will incur extra charges on specific transportation and fuel transactions. This fee structure will impact regular SBI credit card users significantly.
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