Which they don't notice (the stop is across the road and far enough away) so they wait and wait. If people would just glance at the ELP (electronic information panel) on some stops, they'd see that a specific service has been replaced by a bus and could easily walk over. But you can understand it — it was early morning.
Since 1 February 2019 passengers have been able to connect to DPMBfree WiFi on trams. It's a trial run offering 4 MB per connection with a maximum session of 20 minutes. Connection speed: 256 kbps. Welcome back to the year 2000!
Now to be a bit...
I misplaced my wallet — and with it all my documents (including my debit card, health insurance card, and other cards). Or: how to sort out all your documents in three hours...
I tackled the worst one first. I started with the national ID. Luckily, you can get an...