D.C. Haas
@dch-cbr.bsky.social
Public Transport advocate and Urbanist. Strategic thinker. Moved to CBR in 1992 and it moved into me.
Wikipedia is strangely silent about the role of community organisations pushing for light rail from the 90's through to today - Gungahlin Community Council, Save The Ridge, ACT Light Rail Coalition, ACT Light Rail and todays @ptcbr.bsky.social are rarely mentioned.
January 5, 2025 at 9:59 AM
Wikipedia is strangely silent about the role of community organisations pushing for light rail from the 90's through to today - Gungahlin Community Council, Save The Ridge, ACT Light Rail Coalition, ACT Light Rail and todays @ptcbr.bsky.social are rarely mentioned.
As a person deeply involved in lobbying for Light Rail Stage One from early 2000's - every single thing we said light rail would deliver has occurred - It is a transport, planning, and environmental success.
January 5, 2025 at 9:58 AM
As a person deeply involved in lobbying for Light Rail Stage One from early 2000's - every single thing we said light rail would deliver has occurred - It is a transport, planning, and environmental success.
Excellent thread Andrew 👍 As a person deeply involved in lobbying for Light Rail Stage One from early 2000's - every single thing we said light rail would deliver has occurred.
It's a great result, and solid evidence to build out stage two, three, four and more 🚆😎
It's a great result, and solid evidence to build out stage two, three, four and more 🚆😎
January 5, 2025 at 9:52 AM
Excellent thread Andrew 👍 As a person deeply involved in lobbying for Light Rail Stage One from early 2000's - every single thing we said light rail would deliver has occurred.
It's a great result, and solid evidence to build out stage two, three, four and more 🚆😎
It's a great result, and solid evidence to build out stage two, three, four and more 🚆😎