Due to the recent outbreaks of Covid-19 in other states, the ACT Government has announced two new precautionary measures which will affect public transport users in the region.
Life after ACTION: Bus 115 was a Renault PR100.3 that spent twenty-six years in the ACTION fleet, but where is it now?
Bus 959 rests on Flemington Road while Tram 001 advertising Check in CBR passes by. Photo by Zac Mathes.
The ACT Goverment today released a tender for the lease of “the territory’s first electric buses.”
(3 June 2021)
Bus 597 on Matina St on a foggy morning. Photo by Zac Mathes.
Bus 720 on O’Halloran Circuit passes a Bunker Shelter. Photo by “King of Buses”.
🏆 Photo of the Year – 2021
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Since their introduction in 1975, the bunker shelter has become synonymous with Canberra. Designed by architect Clem Cummings in 1974 for the National Capital Development Commission, close to 500 were installed around Canberra.
Renault PR180.2 articulated bus (formerly ACTION Bus 717) at the National Museum of Australia.
Photo © Sylvan Lawrenz MMXXI