Walked past the current end of light rail tracks at Alinga Street.
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Walked past the current end of light rail tracks at Alinga Street. The tracks have been continued on, will be used when the tram line is extended. I know I don’t have to look for a tram approaching at this point but involuntarily I look to the left as I walk by.
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Walked past the current end of light rail tracks at Alinga Street. The tracks have been continued on, will be used when the tram line is extended. I know I don’t have to look for a tram approaching at this point but involuntarily I look to the left as I walk by.
@treleanor hopefully, one day they will extend all the way to Woden.
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Walked past the current end of light rail tracks at Alinga Street. The tracks have been continued on, will be used when the tram line is extended. I know I don’t have to look for a tram approaching at this point but involuntarily I look to the left as I walk by.
@treleanor when is the next stage due to open
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@treleanor when is the next stage due to open
@HardBeingGreen Who knows?
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Walked past the current end of light rail tracks at Alinga Street. The tracks have been continued on, will be used when the tram line is extended. I know I don’t have to look for a tram approaching at this point but involuntarily I look to the left as I walk by.
@treleanor
It’s a good habit Trish. Even when driving, I don’t assume the crossing is clear just because I have a green light. It has saved my bacon a few times. -
@treleanor when is the next stage due to open
Isn’t the Tidbinbilla to Corrin Dam bit due next? I am sure there was a cost benefit analysis showing that such a light rail link would boost tourism. Just like all the other cost benefit analysis done to date.
Something about sending a greeting to the voyagers mid trip? I am sure that was included.
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Isn’t the Tidbinbilla to Corrin Dam bit due next? I am sure there was a cost benefit analysis showing that such a light rail link would boost tourism. Just like all the other cost benefit analysis done to date.
Something about sending a greeting to the voyagers mid trip? I am sure that was included.
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