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Re: Sydney people movers.
- Subject: Re: Sydney people movers.
- From: David Bradshaw <alkdrmc@ozemail.com.au>
- Date: Mon, 05 Apr 1999 11:27:07 -0700
- Newsgroups: aus.rail
- Organization: OzEmail Ltd.
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MattyQ wrote:
> >Why don't you move down to the true capital of Australia, Sydney, where we
> >cater for people with only two people in the car with a T2 lane, which
> >allows only taxi's, buses, motorbikes and private vehicles carrying more
> >than two passengers.
>
> Isn't that what I just said? "3 or more" means the same as "more than two"
> in my book. Furthermore and no offence to Sydneysiders but, I wouldn't live
> in Sydney if my life depended on it. Sorry. Anyway, this is getting way off
> topic so I refuse to comment any further.
Just quickly, Ben has made a slight mistake - a T2 transit lane allows
only cars with TWO OR MORE people in it (ie not just "more than two"),
in addition to taxis, busses etc.
A T3 lane is similar, the only difference is that cars must have three
or more people in it. In Sydney some transit lanes are permanent, whilst
others only operate at certain hours, and some operate as T2 at some
times and T3 at others.
DB.