QuoteStudents using the Hall Bus Interchange will now have a safer trip to school after the ACT Government agreed to implement safety measures along the road
More info and an article scan at Alistair Coe's Website (http://www.alistaircoe.com.au/2011/hall-bus/) and the Hall and Districts (http://www.hall.act.au/read/1621/bus-interchange-action.html) website.
For those who are unaware, ACTION haven't used Hall Interchange since 1997's Route 742:
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Interchange ?? It's just a bus stop!
Depends on your definition of Interchange I guess. Presumably there is some passengers changing between buses there.
Some? At around 4:10 about 10 school buses roll in, and there is about 400 I'd say passengers moving through it is definitely a interchange.
Many people use the stop outside Hawker College in the afternoons, does that make it "Hawker Interchange?"
No I was saying it's a busy Bus stop and with the amount of school kids that go through there in the afternoon from personal experience it needs these safety improvements.
Do passengers change between buses there, 400:D, or is it just buses passing through?
Some change buses, I know when I went there I had to.
The Chronicle must of done an article for this, well the photos that didn't make it to the published article can be found at http://www.bicaprolab.com.au/CT_photosales/order/showimages.php?lpn=1&pn=1&d=3&m=Febuary&y=2011&p=chronicle&c=0203HallInterchange (http://www.bicaprolab.com.au/CT_photosales/order/showimages.php?lpn=1&pn=1&d=3&m=Febuary&y=2011&p=chronicle&c=0203HallInterchange)