Marion is the sole ezample of a station underpass that was constructed in recent years to replace the foot overbridge removed for the Seaford electrification. The underpass has wider ramps and tunnel than the normal pattern of underpass found elsewhere on the network. Another modern trend has been ...

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Tue Mar 31, 2020 1:40 pm

In Sydney they do not have transport passes, all transactions are a " one off payment".

Yes, but with automatic daily and weekly caps as in many transport systems around the world. How hard is it for us to do the same?

For as long as Adelaide doesn't put zebra crossings around roundabouts, like Europe or even Melbourne and recent roundabouts in the US, traffic lights are the only thing that would give a safe opportunity for pedestrians to cross around here.

Listen. There is no other obahn busway in the world. No one else bought it. Only us forty years ago. Similarly there are other guided busways in the world tried with similar results. It was a novelty that failed hence there are not many examples of them and they have been all but put out of busines...

3. For every train station: Have a Park'n'Ride facility or a significant amount of more carparks. Have a bike station where people can leave their bicycles in a secure area. Have a bus interchange (even if it's a mini one). This can be done by changing any bus routes that are close to a particular ...

Is the line still officially scheduled to reopen in September?

dsriggs wrote:Voting Greens will get you absolute nobodys until Xenophon at 24 & Penny Wong at 29.

Also note that they put Palmer United Party and Katter's Australian Party below Penny Wong but above the other Labor candidates.

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pushbutton wrote:Oh and the corner of Henley Beach Road/Marion may still be vacant. Can't remember..

Still vacant as of Sunday.

I would consider voting Liberal if Andrew Southcott was more pro-active within the community (I have never seen him in the 13 years I have lived within his electorate) and if the party was not so anti-public transport. The only time I've seen him around was the day after the election was called, pu...

The only place I can see this happening outside the inner suburbs and coastal suburbs is Blackwood.

Phantom wrote:Also, has someone noticed that the ACC's website refers to the land as "Tarntanyangga", but all the signs around Adelaide call it "Tarndanyangga"?

The spelling system for the Kaurna language was revised in 2010.

rhino wrote:In the past year I have spoken to people from Austin and Christchurch, neither of whom had any idea what I was talking about when I said that they were sister cities of Adelaide. I've never met anyone from Himeji.

I wonder if anyone from New Orleans even knows where Holdfast Bay is.