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Started by ozbob, October 14, 2020, 01:25:19 AM

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ozbob

Our PT priorities for the state election include:

1. Sunshine Coast line amplification - Beerburrum to Nambour, a decade behind now.  LNP   +/- ALP

2. CAMCOS (Caboolture to Maroochydore Corridor Study) to Sunshine Coast Airport - almost 20 years in waiting.

3. North West Transport Corridor line - maximising the potential of CRR/SEQ Fast Rail.

4. Salisbury to Beaudesert commuter rail.  In limbo since 2010.

5. Springfield Central - Ripley - Ipswich rail extension. A project being championed by Ipswich City Council.   ALP  LNP

6. Cleveland line duplication. A project being championed by Redland City Council.

7. DDA/DSAPT station compliance and station upgrades - progress slow.  Compliance deadline will not be met.

8. Rollingstock, sufficient numbers, even with the 75 NGR trains?    ALP

9. Beenleigh/Gold Cost line upgrades.   ALP

10. Level crossing removals. Stagnation since 2014.

   Coopers Plains Boundary Road   ALP

   Beams Road at Carseldine   ALP

11. Doomben line duplication - Hamilton extension.  Fifty years overdue.

12. Gold Coast heavy rail line extension to Coolangatta Gold Coast Airport. Gold Coast light rail extensions.   ALP LNP

13. Busways to Capalaba and Bracken Ridge, with fast tracked bus-priority on road transit lanes in the interim. [ Capalaba] LNP

14. Busway Extension to Loganholme.   ALP

15. Bus Network Redesign incorporating Brisbane Metro.  GREENS

16. Northern Busway between Herston and Windsor.

17. Support for SEQ Fast Rail  GREENS LNP ALP

18. Public Transport Authority e.g. Public Transport Queensland  GREENS

19. Electric buses  GREENS  ALP
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ozbob

Let me know any I need to update in this thread.  Thanks  :bg:
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timh

Quote from: ozbob on October 14, 2020, 04:28:20 AM
Let me know any I need to update in this thread.  Thanks  :bg:
Labor has plans for Busway extension to Loganholme

https://www.yoursay-projects.tmr.qld.gov.au/daisyhill-logan-motorway

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aldonius

From my conversation with Kath Angus earlier this year it's a fairly safe assumption that the Greens will support most PT projects even if they don't explicitly propose them.

ozbob

Quote from: aldonius on October 14, 2020, 08:07:33 AM
From my conversation with Kath Angus earlier this year it's a fairly safe assumption that the Greens will support most PT projects even if they don't explicitly propose them.

Thanks.  I had a look at the Greens policies on the web, I have only ticked the explicit ones.
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Jonno

Quote from: aldonius on October 14, 2020, 08:07:33 AM
From my conversation with Kath Angus earlier this year it's a fairly safe assumption that the Greens will support most PT projects even if they don't explicitly propose them.

+1

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RBoT Public transport score card for the 2020 Queensland State Election

24th October 2020

Good Morning,

One week out from the formal polling day, our public transport score card assessing policies from the major parties for the 2020 State Election against our priorities has Labor ranked 1st, Greens 2nd and LNP 3rd.

RAIL Back On Track is still looking for further policy announcements, particularly for bus network reform and acceleration of level crossing removals, and acceleration of DDA DSAPT compliance for railway stations to meet the December 2022 deadline.

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Updated 29th October 2020 - SEQ Fast Rail.
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kram0

Has Deb announced any project relating to rail?

Seems Labor or also hoodwinking us with there $750 commitment to the second M1 with only $270 committed in the next term.

Gazza

Quote from: kram0 on October 29, 2020, 09:54:36 AM
Has Deb announced any project relating to rail?

Seems Labor or also hoodwinking us with there $750 commitment to the second M1 with only $270 committed in the next term.

How? Presumably the construction contract will be running over a couple of terms, so payments to contractors would be occurring in the next term.


kram0

Quote from: Gazza on October 29, 2020, 11:05:14 AM
Quote from: kram0 on October 29, 2020, 09:54:36 AM
Has Deb announced any project relating to rail?

Seems Labor or also hoodwinking us with there $750 commitment to the second M1 with only $270 committed in the next term.

How? Presumably the construction contract will be running over a couple of terms, so payments to contractors would be occurring in the next term.

As the next term is a four year term, and they hope to start construction in June 2021, it will not take the full term (I would like to think) to construct 16km of 6 lane highway.

What it will take is $1.5B which is made up of $750 from the feds and $750 from the state, 50/50 commitment by each level of government.

This $1.5B was for stage one only was my understanding, so how can state Labor only commit to spending $270m over the four year term?

A little more detail would go a long way.

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