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scott54
Member # 2811
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Could anyone assist me with some places I can go on the web to research the cost of subsidies for commuter rail services anywhere. I am in a local community forum that is discussing how best to improve poorly used public transport in Auckland, New Zealand. A city of 1 million people with little use of public transport but lots of use of cars and motorways. One supporter of bus transport said that worldwide rail commuter journeys were subsidised by $8 per trip. I want some evidence to refute this, but have found little of relevance. Auckland city is trying to develop and improve a run down commuter rail service and there is much public opposition to the likely short term costs involved. Perth, Australia is a very similar city and they have successfully rejuvenated their rail system. I would really appreciate being pointed to some pro-rail information.
 
cajon
Member # 40
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You may already know of this site. Just found it on trainboard.com. http://www.railpage.org.au/
 



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