Well they didn't put in neons in the underpass, so why would they do it for the overpass?

I too wish for neons and other colourful lighting.

Point is, the entire network needs to be grade separated.

Omi and Shuz say hello from the Little Pub. /cheers.

Excusing the fact that this is my desktop wallpaper; since I can't find the location of the original image file... but just to give you an idea, this is typically how low a plane flies over the Adelaide CBD. And, believe me, I've seen them fly much lower. http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4011/43291455...

Well, I think it's fair to say they (the Government) wouldn't approve a "satellite city" of this size, without adequate PT or even freeway links, unless the they knew that Federal funding would be promised to fund the $2.2b Northern Connector proposal. There's too much risk doing so otherw...

I've put together a map of the tram network as it were in 1949. http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=106973402657205488323.00047e9b0d65da61b00ed&ll=-34.927038,138.616219&spn=0.159602,0.264702&t=h&z=12 And I've reconfigured my tram network vision again; ...

Oooh, goody! I've been looking forward to this one. We need more curvature in our city. Will be a nice density booster for the West End.

Must be a sign of the times things are picking up again, slowly, but surely, with re-commencement of this and the Merc on Gouger projects.

SA Government approves new suburb at Buckland Park Sarah Martin From: AdelaideNow February 04, 2010 11:08am A $2 BILLION satellite city for Adelaide's north has been approved by the State Government. Walker Corporation's Buckland Park development will take 25 years to complete and aims to house up ...

We don't care, we really don't.

A weekly poll would be a good thing. To be able to obtain a sample poll, say from a potential market of 5,000 people each week, would give a fairly reliable indication of an issue's popularity, and Council should utilise that data to influence policy-making and decisions. However, I do believe that ...

Whose recasting your votes? I have.

Weren't you for this part of the tram extension at one stage shuz? Initially, yes. But as time has gone by, I have drawn to appropriate conclusion that the extension should not have been warranted. Now I understand the reason why Governments need to conduct studies before they commence projects; at...

I'm seriously stunned by this draconian implementations upon our free speech. I call for a rally. This is just not on. I did not elect these people to censor our right to say how we feel about our politicians, or anyone else for that matter. I thought we were a democracy, and it seems we are fast tu...

If anythings to go by the cost/benefit analysis produced in this report about the relocation of Adelaide Airport; study data deriving from 1989. http://www.prres.net/Papers/Burns_Measuring_the_changing_effects_of_aircraft_noise.pdf ESTIMATED -BENEFITS 1. Elimination of costs currently imposed upon h...

Port Road is sufficiently wide enough; to quote your words AtD - widening a road is like curing obesity by buying a bigger belt. What the Government has effectively done is simply put a tramline down (what is believed to be the 2nd busiest stretch of road in Adelaide) and not only just that, but see...