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Started by ozbob, August 22, 2012, 16:23:08 PM

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somebody

A worthy post on the census data here: http://chartingtransport.com/2012/10/30/trends-in-journey-to-work-mode-shares-in-australian-cities-to-2011/

Shows Brisbane lagging Sydney, Melbourne and Perth for journey to work growth, off a lower base too in the first two cases.

somebody

From: http://chartingtransport.com/2012/11/17/how-commuters-got-to-workplaces-in-brisbane-2006-and-2011/

This chart clearly shows that Milton and South Brisbane/South Bank have far lower PT mode shares than the CBD:


Counter peak service is clearly a problem.

Busway at RBH and UQ have clearly increased mode share of PT but both are still well behind the CBD.  Is it explained by the price of parking?  I expect only partly.

Mr X

There is a green area out at ormiston/cleveland that had higher PT usage in 2006 which dropped off in 2011... anomaly?
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somebody

Quote from: Mr X on November 23, 2012, 18:29:10 PM
There is a green area out at ormiston/cleveland that had higher PT usage in 2006 which dropped off in 2011... anomaly?
Not sure.  You could post that on the original blog.

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