Future train lines ?
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Future train lines ?
Anybody know where i can find out if they are intending new/future train lines to a certain place ...
specifically for WA (Perth)
specifically for WA (Perth)
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Re: Future train lines ?
Originally Posted by stephenwhite68
Anybody know where i can find out if they are intending new/future train lines to a certain place ...
specifically for WA (Perth)
specifically for WA (Perth)
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Re: Future train lines ?
Originally Posted by markr1963
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Re: Future train lines ?
Transport infrastructure is something we're considering as we try and find somewhere to settle. We're currently at the in-laws in Mindarie )about 30 km north of Perth) and the Clarkson train station opened today giving a 32 minute (allegedly) ride into the city. This far out suddenly becomes realistic for commuting. I also know they're extending the rail links south towards Mandurrah. I hear the traffic can be bad in Perth but I guess it's all relative. I was in Sydney for a few days before finally landing out here and, believe me, that's hell on wheels.
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Re: Future train lines ?
Originally Posted by markr1963
Transport infrastructure is something we're considering as we try and find somewhere to settle. We're currently at the in-laws in Mindarie )about 30 km north of Perth) and the Clarkson train station opened today giving a 32 minute (allegedly) ride into the city. This far out suddenly becomes realistic for commuting. I also know they're extending the rail links south towards Mandurrah. I hear the traffic can be bad in Perth but I guess it's all relative. I was in Sydney for a few days before finally landing out here and, believe me, that's hell on wheels.
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People I work with in Brisbane drive maybe 30 mins to work, in traffic that moves at a reasonable steady speed all the way, no actual bottlenecks or holdups, no stopping - yet they complain! When i try and describe the M25 its beyond their comprehension. So yes, its all relative.
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Re: Future train lines ?
Very useful
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