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The journal follows developments in the urban passenger transport industry across Australia and New Zealand.

Published monthly by Transit Australia Publishing, a division of the Australian Electric Traction Association Inc. (Victoria).

Transit Australia Journal

The journal is unique in that it considers all modes: Both heavy and light rail, ferry and bus, as well as occasional feature articles focussing on information, fares and ticketing, new technologies, accessibility and some of the political and environmental aspects of urban passenger transport; all considered within the context of the relationship between land use planning and transport.

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January 2012 Issue:

Train at Paekakariki Station, near WellingtonFeatures

Auckland Airport Rail Link Proposal
Melbourne Tram Route 109
Cambridgeshire Guided Busway
PT Swanbourne
Glenfield Interchange, Sydney
New Schofields Station
Melbourne's W Class Trams

Plus Regulars

Front Cover

Now operated by Light City Transit and based at Morphettville Depot on the opposite side of the city, 1464 Scania K230UB Euro V Custom Coaches 'CB60 Evo II' was photographed by Ian Hammond at a maximum 100 km/h outbound on the Adelaide O-Bahn at Grand Junction Road on 17 October 2011 on route 545 to Tea Tree Plaza and Golden Grove Village via McIntyre Road. A similar, unidentified, vehicle followed it on cross-suburban route M44 from Marion and the City also to Golden Grove Village but via Ladywood Road. This photograph of the much older Adelaide system makes an interesting comparison with the Cambridgeshire, UK, system as featured in this issue on p10.

 

 




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