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Swanston St during C games ?

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  1. Will I be able to ride bicycle up Swanston St? I looked at all the
    stuff on the web and it still wasn't clear to me.

    I'm travelling from the south, and St Kilda Rd looks ok. Just not sure
    what to do when I get in to the city proper. I guess I could head for
    Elizabeth St, but I figure around Flinders St. station is ok.

    If Swanston St has trams running and games lanes both ways, I can't see
    any room for anything else...

  2. On 2006-03-11, AndrewJ (aka Bruce)
    was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:

    Quoted message said:

    Will I be able to ride bicycle up Swanston St? I looked at all the
    stuff on the web and it still wasn't clear to me.

    The right lane (tram lane) is reserved for "VIP" <spit> vehicles, as
    well as naturally, trams. The left lane will be for all other
    vehicles. Including bicycles.

    I know you will be able to travel short periods in the "VIP" <spit>
    lane, so I presume that is how one will get past parked taxis and
    horses and citybikes.

    There was a reason my first choice was to be out of the city come the
    games -- I successfully did that when living in Sydney during 2000,
    but missed out this time.

    --
    TimC
    Just keep in mind that when you are using TRANSFER, you are not
    programming, but hacking. All else follows logically from this
    premise, Grasshopper. -- James Van Buskirk in comp.lang.fortran

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