On the subject of the Belair line, I've been meaning to go for a trip on that since they reopened it. Has anyone here been on it yet? Any noticeable improvement as far as smooth / comfortable ride / etc? I'll be catching it into town tonight :) Hopefully it's a nice smooth ride because alcohol + an...

Norman wrote:Apparently there are quite a few changes, but I'm not too sure what.

I spose they would probably be running mostly on the Belair Line, so I might have to start catching that into work rather than the Noarlunga Line

Woah, that looks awesome!! Any other changes in there, or just the seats??

Looks like the beginning of work is fairly imminent, there was a big blue fence around the perimeter when I drove past today

I think this is the right thread?? From AdelaideNow.com.au: Plan for SA 'super town' Article from: Sunday Mail (SA) RENATO CASTELLO October 18, 2009 12:01am EXCLUSIVE: THE masterplan for a multi-billion-dollar town of more than 18,000 homes and 46,000 people, earmarked for Adelaide's north, has fina...

The laying of the pipeline is nearly finished along lonsdale road and work should start along majors road soon. The traffic delays are bloody annoying :!: So it's safe for me to drive along Lonsdale Road now without the risk of pulling my hair out in frustration? :lol: That's a bloody relief, it's ...

Are we seriously getting Krispy Kremes??? I've heard a lot of suggestions over the years but I'm still yet to see one open up...although to be honest, I reckon the doughnuts at Donut King are actually better than at Krispy Kreme.

Yeah, I also heard them say that. I think they may have gotten their facts muddled up. As far as I know of, they were just resleepering the Belair line so that they can then shift their focus to electrifying the rest of the system.

I am assuming that the globes have just blown on the places where there are dead pixels. Goodwood station is a good example, they were actually the first station to have them installed IIRC and so most of the globes had blown. The boards have now been replaced with new ones.

I wish the ACC's DAP (or is it DAC?? :? ) would get over themselves and accept that just because they don't like Adelaide moving ahead into the 21st century, that most people do actually want us to move on. Call to strengthen city planning rules Article from: The Advertiser DANIEL WILLS August 04, 2...

Yeah, I drive along Lonsdale Road every day and it's absolutely rediculous the amount of roadworks along there!! It's very impressive how much machinery they are using, usually you might see one or two machines on a site, but at the two main sites there are 7 or 8 big diggers and trucks and stuff, q...

Haha, I couldn't help but laugh at the "transit mall"! That would seem soooooo wierd to not have cars at all on KWS, and it could have caused a few problems given that KWS is pretty much the CBD's main road... It would have been interesting if that had of been built though. In my opinion, ...

SAFM, great choice mate! Nice video, it's interesting to see how much work is going out there because I haven't been out there in donkeys years!!

OK, good. I didn't think anyone was dumb enough to not be able to figure that one out for themselves

Thanks Howie. I'm not sure what those floating canopy things are for, but they're.... yeah. Interesting to say the least. And I can't for the life of me figure out what's holding them up. What, the orange things?? They look like umbrellas to me. Have a look in the third picture, you can clearly see...