Tasmanian Times
Transport
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928Light rail business case fails to show that rail is cheapest option
Community-based public transport advocacy group, Future Transport Tasmania (FTT), today criticized the final report of the Light Rail Business case as it...
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Tunnel Waste Exposed
The release of a study on Traffic movement by the Department of Infrastructure, Energy and Resources (DIER) in Hobart has exposed the...
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Riding the Spirit
The Ash cloud experience of last month found me trapped on the mainland when I wanted to be home, and gave the...
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End Speed Limit signs must go
The Tasmanian Greens today called on the Minister for Infrastructure, David O’Byrne, to support calls for an end to the confusing and...
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Never wrong are they? Planes v ferries: weighing the costs
TT-Line response to a customer complaint, HERE. Dear Mr Tuffin, Thank you for your feedback. Upon making a reservation via Spirit of...
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On a wing and a prayer
Air travel is a question of trust. We trust the science which says that air pressure over the leading edge of a...
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My fury at TT-Line. What TT- Line says. TT-Line ‘gouging’
What Furious wrote today in reponse to TT-Line’s explanatory email: Josie McGuire Madam, You seem to have missed the point completely. We...
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Why we oppose speed humps
Dear Tasmanian Times, I and other Ridgeway residents and some others have been actively campaigning against the installation of speed humps in...
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Penelope An and her Text-a-Bus service
Rumney Upper House Candidate Penelope Ann encourages voters to elect a new representative who has fresh ideas, imagination and vision for Rumney....
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E-bikes to cut greenhouse emissions and beat traffic snarls
HCC Greens alderman Bill Harvey is calling on council to invest in a small fleet of electric bikes for council use. At...
