Luckily there is little vandalism in such a remote area.

Chinese large cities have over a million surveillance cameras covering streets.

It probably is AI, which is in use in many large cities in China.  It mightn't be programmed to identify jay walkers or people crossing beyond the yellow line, but is used to trace criminals such as p ...

Were they pre-COVID?

Is it steeper than the approaches to the Riversdale level crossing?  I don't think so.

I believe this is a positive step towards combating anti-social behavour especially harassment and random attacks.

Still it leaves any MCF unit occupying the train's capacity without operating for an average of 50% of the journey time.  Does the pre-COVID demand of any Albury services comfortably fit into a 3-car  ...

Hi all, The newest New Photo on Vicsig (Newly uploaded photos excluding latest photos) shows an up Sunbury train hauled by B61 with two Z cars from 1992.  The train in the photo doesn't have a power v ...

Different employers might have different criteria.  For Transport NSW they now ask "target questions" in the online application that used to be asked during the interview.  Unfortunately the "confirm  ...

Peter Parker mentioned in his blog that the information on replacement bus routes is unclear and inconsistent between different information providers.

I doubted the same.  So what are they actually doing?  Closing stop 44 on the up would be a very unwelcome decision.  If they were merging stop 44 and 45 on the down my idea is also to keep stop 45, s ...

It was a weird decision.  I mentioned my doubt in the disruption thread.

73 zones?  I remember reading somewhere that Mildura was to be in zone 33 or maybe 36.

Probably a driver training run for a diverted route 58 trip.

Probably a driver training run for a diverted route 58 trip.

Have you got evidence of anyone who memorize lines with clues other than destination?

PTV names the lines with their original names because that's how they are named.  Almost no users subconciously associate the colour with the lines regardless of their linguistics background.

The non-dialect pronounciation of four can be mistaken as "for" but that's not a number.

Colour coding doesn't make them more identifiable.  It's common sense that if you want to go to Frankston, take a Frankston line train.  If you don't know the general direction of the intermediate sub ...

Why would you trouble locallers who know roughly which direction is which, who constitute to the majority of the patronage?

You'll need to refer to the network map to know what the green line is.

Unless it's in a closable container.

That complicates the issue.

Is the actual cooking done on a food truck when it's moving?

Well, all except the Northern group.