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    Bean Long
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    In Canberra, apparently! See the Action website
    (http://www.action.act.gov.au/) for details or follow this link:

    http://tinyurl.com/2vduw9

    BT... time to make some adjustments to your bike program costings :-)

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    Bean Long said:

    In Canberra, apparently! See the Action website
    (http://www.action.act.gov.au/) for details or follow this link:

    http://tinyurl.com/2vduw9

    BT... time to make some adjustments to your bike program costings :-)

    This is something that has been used for quite some time in some US states (Hawaii comes to mind).

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  3. cfsmtb
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    Bean Long said:


    BT... time to make some adjustments to your bike program costings :-)

    Coolness. BTW - is the Brisbane bus-bike thing still operational or just on certain routes?

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  4. BT Humble
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    Bean Long said:

    In Canberra, apparently! See the Action website
    (http://www.action.act.gov.au/) for details or follow this link:

    http://tinyurl.com/2vduw9

    BT... time to make some adjustments to your bike program costings :-)

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    Ooh, that's just what I needed to get my lovely wife to ride to work
    more often! ;-)

    BTH

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  5. Bean Long
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    BT Humble said:

    Ooh, that's just what I needed to get my lovely wife to ride to work
    more often! ;-)

    BTH

    Not bad eh! Given you're down in Gordon you can probably be the first to
    hop on in the mornings!

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  6. dewatf
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    Bean Long said:

    In Canberra, apparently! See the Action website
    (http://www.action.act.gov.au/) for details or follow this link:

    http://tinyurl.com/2vduw9

    BT... time to make some adjustments to your bike program costings :-)

    Why would you need to bus in Canberra?
    It is small, flat and full of routes. I suppose you could carry a bike in
    Winter just for the free bus fare is roundabout may you dizzy.

    dewatf.

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  7. Bean Long
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    dewatf said:

    Why would you need to bus in Canberra?

    I rode past someone from work waiting for the bus the other morning in
    Gowrie. The bus was just up my jacksy as I came past her. I didn't see
    the bus again until I got to Civic (~20 k's), where it came past as I
    was heading over Parkes way. I saw my workmate enter the building 5
    minutes after I'd showered and changed and logged in to the network! The
    answer to the question is, sometimes it's nice to be late for work!

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