>1. Timetables. Probably in the case of TA, the tram, the few trains and
>some major bus timetables eg the TL (Transit Link) and O-Bahn buses.
>Even better, all the buses.
If you're going to put timetables on line, it should be all or none.
Canberra's ACTION web site (link via URL below) is not too bad.
Perth is OK for Transperth buses (and trains), but the private operators
do not have web sites. This makes the web timetable service patchy.
People ought to realise that having timetables on line would save money
as there would be fewer people rewquired to answer telephone enquiries.
The best site I've found for links to bus and rail timetables is the page
maintained by the Timetable Collectors Assn (also link from my page).
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