Before posting some reports with pictures, I'll say a few words about one of our project - collection of transport timetables of ex-USSR countries All-Transport.Info (AT).

Frankly speaking, I don't care much about timetables, but when we understood that most part of Russia is still Terra Incognita we felt obliged to start a project of that kind. Mostly it contains buses timetables, then river ships, then suburban trains (in Russia suburban trains can ride up to 6-7 hours, heh) and rare airplains. Regular airlines and Intercity trains ARE NOT covered due to several on-line sources somehow happened to appear in recent years. There are also some intercity trolleys, sea ports, one subway and scheduled tractor as exceptions.

Unfortunately it's still not translated, but our computer genius Alex Fetisov promised to invent something. Funnily Enough, but I consider AT project one of the most important social web projects in Russia. Probably we should nominate it for some grant, but we are too lazy (or too busy).

So if you know Russian, bring your maps and explore how everything goes (or often doesn't go) here.