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Map of current infrastructure improvements

Started by Zoiks, May 24, 2008, 18:36:29 PM

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Zoiks

My map up of current and near future rail and road projects.
Might have missed a little bit.

I was really surprised when I mapped it out how much of the track is being upgraded

click here!

Mozz

Good work Matt - certainly puts it into a perspective seeing it mapped out - in 5 - 10 years time we should have some decent infrastructure ;)

ozbob

Half baked projects, have long term consequences ...
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stephenk

Quote from: Mozz on May 24, 2008, 18:47:46 PM
Good work Matt - certainly puts it into a perspective seeing it mapped out - in 5 - 10 years time we should have some decent infrastructure ;)

In 5-10 years time their will lots of white elephant road tunnels with few people being able to afford to drive, and a rather lacking public transport infrastructure groaning under the strain of excess passengers!
Evening peak service to Enoggera* 2007 - 7tph
Evening peak service to Enoggera* 2010 - 4tph
* departures from Central between 16:30 and 17:30.

O_128

Agree Shane however you forget that 2 billion people in India and China are only just beginning to enter the Car game and able to afford one. We may still have oil in 20 years but in 10 its going to be quite expensive.
"Where else but Queensland?"

Fares_Fair

The Sunshine Coast section is a blank page ...  ;D
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colinw

Quote from: rtt_rules on December 09, 2011, 23:14:49 PM
The Qld govt is capitalising on this and raising PT fares to reduce the subsidy, thus making PT less costly to taxpayer.

That would be the rhetoric.  The reality is that the 15% compounding fare rises have seen farebox ratio decline slightly.

colinw

Farebox ratio is an American term.  Means ratio of fare income to operating costs, i.e. a measure of the subsidy.

Translink's has gone backwards in the last couple of years.

somebody

Most of that is due to operational costs blowing out, it seems.

I wonder what has caused that?

mufreight

Quote from: Simon on December 10, 2011, 08:43:47 AM
Most of that is due to operational costs blowing out, it seems.

I wonder what has caused that?

Translink ?

somebody

Quote from: mufreight on January 17, 2012, 17:10:17 PM
Quote from: Simon on December 10, 2011, 08:43:47 AM
Most of that is due to operational costs blowing out, it seems.

I wonder what has caused that?

Translink ?
The will to run largely underutilised PM rocket services seems to have gained momentum.  It's good that PM peak Ipswich services have been stepped up significantly though - a real lack.  And at least you can get on Caboolture and Petrie services also.

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