Pretty spot for taking photos of Vs while they're still around though

Looks great!

These mountains stations are just gorgeous

T4 was absolutely packed yesterday. Can't believe they expected everyone to cram onto weekend frequency T4/LR to get around the city.

when is it not waffle o clock!

Very nice... We sorely need a proper sleeper service in NSW, and the demand is certainly there — just see how fast the current sleepers book out

The exact budgeting is (hopefully) public somewhere but there is also a "Liveable and Safe Urban Communities" program (as part of Towards Zero) which does explicitly mention raised crossings and 30kmh zones although the exact funding details aren't clear from first glance

On TfNSW's website they state the funds go toward a variety of road safety programs including "infrastructure safety treatments" which includes better road surfaces, markings and engineering — so it very well could be although it's not explicitly mentioned

Probably not, since speed camera revenues (at least in NSW) go toward a community road safety fund. Either way they're still a good tool especially with our double demerit system around holidays and events

Love the art style, and it's really cool actually being able to visualise (one possibility!) of the future of our city!

To be fair in Sydney there are still a lot of places where contractors will go dig up something then dump a blob of asphalt as a "fix"

This looks great! Do you make these in Illustrator?

"Just one more commuter car park"

They need a couple examples of what NOT to do!

Yeah, TTG4 made a great video about that www.youtube.com/watch?v=03i8... and a lot of the line is cut into rock particularly the ascent

Initially won't workers be required for the nearby airport? Seems logical to live there if you're, say a baggage handler at WSI. Then they'll need amenities and shops etc that'll get the ball rolling

Yeah, and with the NRF being such an "off the shelf" solution (as seems to be in vogue with politicians) they lack key comforts for Australia such as tinted windows. Also, I wonder how they'll perform in our significantly more challenging climate.

These are a great idea, especially the integration with the transit cards. The new Sydney Metro has a couple of these too, they're a lot easier to use than the old bike lockers (which you have to hire)