Re: Yarra Trams Article in Sunday Age

["Rail Roamer" <leadscout@one.net.au>]

Little bit of a difference in cost here.
Big difference actually and I would assume you as a reasonlbe person would
already know this.
I would have assumed you to be rational, and I still do.
But that is an expensive exercise and one where you know it really does not
support your argument.
If that was the case why don't all airlines have spare planes following the
ones already in flight just in case.
Then if one goes out the second can move in and then we can get a third
plane into the scenario to back the sceondary one.
See......little bit silly huh?


"Vaughan Williams" <ender2000@my-deja.com> wrote in message
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> > Here's an idea...if you see the machine is broken at the start of your
> > journey station why not think ahead and when you get to your
> destination
> > station by a few tickets for the *just in case*
> > scenario?
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> The operators refuse to provide for a just in case situation - whenever
> theres an accident or similar service disruption they say "well we
> can't have buses around for "just in case" siutations". WHy should
> their customers be expected to be any different?
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