shmmeee
Well-Known Member
Last govt cut funding saying they weren’t sure Cov was the right place apparently. Agree though, just build a fucking tram, not everything has to be “innovative”.
The plans already exist for VLR but the problem is we seem to be reinventing the wheel with VLR so rather than being able to crack on and start building using the same tech in place elsewhere we've got to develop new tech and run trials.
Will be decades before this is up and running, if ever.
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Who was he again,but makes little difference if we're subservient to greater conurbation I think (I want a Cov orbital metro. Stops at Torrington Ave, Warwick Uni, War Memorial, Finham, Willenhall, Binley, Walsgrave, the CBS, Prologis Park, Browns Lane, Eastern Green.
Don’t need to mess about with city centre traffic and building, would serve 90% of the city’s transport needs. Can add in cross lines into the centre later.
What’s the new WM Mayor doing? I’ve heard nothing since his election.
Who was he again,but makes little difference if we're subservient to greater conurbation I think (
Parker ( I had already Googled)Id have to google. I want to say Richard someone?
Nah, that's the name of the tiger in Life of Pi.Parker ( I had already Googled)
Three years is a very tight schedule for a project of that size.Park and Ride with tram stops at Exhall, Binley Woods, Baginton and Allesley with route North:South and East:West through city centre with stops at rail station and CBS Arena.
Start with the Exhall Baginton route to include railway station and CBS Arena.
Or something like that. Should be finished about the time we win the. Champions League.
So straightforward and simple.I've always thought that a Park & Ride based at Ansty could serve Walsgrave Hospital during the day and Arena events as required
It's definitely a major positive and something I wish we did. It's also potentially worth pointing out, last time we went to Brighton, we waited for probably over an hour to get the free bus back to the car park. As an experience, it's not one I am really envious of. Instead of sitting in a car waiting, I was stood waiting for a bus, which then takes 15 minutes to get you to your car, which you then have to queues to join.For Brighton tickets holders Bus and train tickets from Brighton and Lewis are free of charge
we parked in Lewis - got the bus there and the train back - we had to queue to get back on the train after the match but unlike the toy train at the CBS it was full length - decent planning by the clubIt's definitely a major positive and something I wish we did. It's also potentially worth pointing out, last time we went to Brighton, we waited for probably over an hour to get the free bus back to the car park. As an experience, it's not one I am really envious of. Instead of sitting in a car waiting, I was stood waiting for a bus, which then takes 15 minutes to get you to your car, which you then have to queues to join.
I guess the location of the stadium influences that.. Fair chance it’s factored into the ticket cost as well.we parked in Lewis - got the bus there and the train back - we had to queue to get back on the train after the match but unlike the toy train at the CBS it was full length - decent planning by the club
And hence will never happenSo straightforward and simple
I’m sure your mrs didn’t mean it.I nearly got run over on the way to the Arena today. Perhaps the road should be closed before matches.
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