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> Well no it's not ok but understandable to make restrictions at certain Maybe things are differnet in NSW. You need to get a perspective on -- ~~~ ~ _@
> peak times due to possible risk to other commuters.
number of people who would take a bike on a peak hour train.
> carriage and someone gets on the train with a wet bike with some mud
> splashed up the side of it or just dirty water from the roads, rubbed up
> against your suit or workclothes,
carriage that was not packed full?? And the bike was clean?
> or chainwheel or it rips your suit leg to peices, just because the bike
> was in the carriage,
> standing passengers scurrying to get balance.
that stops and starts are not such a threat. Why blame the cyclist? We had
plenty of straps and open spaces in the old carriages of the 70s and 80s.
> tight confines of that type of vehicle.
buses
> sharp peices to rip you open
> fact that for every bike on the train, they can fit 2 more people.
is banning bikes on peak country services, despite the fact that NO
additional passenger space will be available as a result (all bikes go into
designated bike luggage areas)
Victoria, where one of the best PT systems in Australia for bike/rail
multimode travel, is being made much less usable... and all by a Labor
government who lay claims to wanting greater sustainability!!!
Cheers
Peter
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