That's probably what the government is counting on.

George St was a horrid blight on the CBD. This is one aspect of the light rail that has been immensely beneficial. Sydney badly needs catching up with the rest of the world and this expenditure on capital works is going towards eliminating the long standing foul aspects of Sydney. Now if only they'd...

They were truly amazing machines in the 1960s and remain amazing today.
My dad and his brother rode them too in Vietnam. It's a pity you never met my dad Capt, although he rarely talks about his time there.

For the second time, I mistakenly tapped my debit card on the Opal reader in the bus the other day. The other time I was at a train station and the station attendant said to tap again and it reversed it. On the bus it wouldn't reverse. I didn't realise you have to wait 15 secs first as I had at the ...

Welcome to the world of transport enthusiasts. No answer is a common theme.

Will North Sydney station be linked by underground walkway to the metro? Why not just call it North Sydney?
The proposed Barangeroo should be called Wynyard West or Hungry Mile station. It's like the heavily left leaning elitist PC class want to gloss over our modern history.

Do you mean a Hughes MD500 like this? https://youtu.be/bE56Nf6lsSQ They're mad! I do admire the Eurocopter "squirrel" for their sheer capability. I remember Nine in Sydney getting theirs while Seven still "made do" with their red 206 Jetranger. It certainly raised Nine's status to me. I spoke to a g...

Another case of a hubbo being older than the vehicle it's attached to, but not by much. The truck, a Kenworth tipper, is from 1979, the hubodometer is from 1977.

You're lucky. My main interests are the 206 and Huey.
What was the 206 like and has the III got two rotors?
Nothing well ever surpass the looks and sounds of the 206.

I gathered as much. That bit of glass forward of the doors gives it that Mack Renault look even though the real thing extends lower. I just thought it was interesting.

Lol going by the bus depicted here they did .

I wish I could give a thanks to that. You get the impression the complainers come out of the woodwork whenever any adjustments are made or proposed to any long established services that no longer serve the area the way they once did. Hear them out by all means, but don't give them so much sway in th...

When protesters (trouble makers) complain to the media that police were heavy handed (translated: tough and effective against them) just for doing a good job in restoring public order. They always resort to that line when they didn't get their way in being rampaging hooligans.

82 Chevy Malibu imported from the states outside a fabrication shop for Woy Woy. I'll leave out up to others to express what they think of this work.

This elitist brat.
https://www.news.com.au/world/north-ame ... 2f7e14f5ae#

jixuqianjin wrote: ↑Fri Oct 09, 2020 10:22 pm Great on-time running
Clean buses
High customer satisfaction
Safe, easy, next door

https://youtu.be/cQZodqYhAFM

Please explain last bit.

I used a screwdriver to pry off the retaining ring and slid out the mechanism. Interesting to see how it works. IMG_20201015_213521-1000x564.jpg Plastic disc in body moves a lever up and down. IMG_20201015_213550-1000x564.jpg Black lever with loop that disc spins in moves up and down, turning the li...

Campbelltown busboy wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2020 6:23 pm The head of the world economic forum and his leftie elitist friends want to do something called the great reset you can see more about it here

https://www.skynews.com.au/details/_6199544116001

Thank you.

^ disgrace to the nation!!

Check out this toolbag.
https://youtu.be/e3IHmLKOgwQ?t=35m28s

TOs have been very active on the LR over the past couple of weeks. They have been on nearly every trip I have made during daytime, including weekends. They don't seem to have caught anyone. Better quality passengers? The usual lowlife bludgers who get on the buses without paying are likely reluctan...

They might have seen it differently if TNSW got their originally planned order of Scania N series artics instead with their presumably much more economical five cylinder power plants presumably engineered specifically for city bus work instead of a large capacity coach engine engineered for less sto...

I was annoyed when I read in the paper how the Chinese builders were ridiculing the particular specs for the trains that they were contracted to do NO QUESTIONS ASKED.
What's it to you?

Their K280UBs weren't. I know which version was.

I'm deeply pro Brexit.

That's a bit different when talking about a fundamental facility like an airport. More localised stuff is very malleable and subject to unforeseen changes in circumstance. Think of what changes in culture, outlook, demographics and technology have taken place since 1970. Well, times that by approxim...