[bikeqld] SE Qld transport coping with Peak Oil and Climate Change

[mich rolling]

Thanks Guys/Girls.
Your comments on the attitude of government, especially the BCC, that the
 car shall remain the dominant (not only the preferred) mode of transport 
is disappointing. This is especially so in view of the VAMPIRE model which
 shows clearly that car dependence costs low-income earners in the cheaper
 outer suburbs the most. I would like a major increase in transit mode 
share to be market driven (because then politicians will respond to votes
 shifting to whoever promises the most trains) but the lack of foresight 
will still cause a lot of pain. Check out crowding on Melbourne and Sydney
 trains and buses.


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