Enhancing the use of LBG

Yeah anyway, it is interesting to see that perhaps by stealth, we will see more motorized watercraft on the lake.

The impression previously given was that a trial was allowed for waterskiing at the eastern end of the lake and that would be the only sector of the lake to see power boats gain access.

stick the monorail up your arse, along with light rail.

sadly, PRT was a legitimate mass transit proposal in the mid 70’s in Canberra.

Ive seen the plans…

I’d put the farm on it that people would prefer an inter-town rollercoaster as opposed to a busaway!

b2 – Segway’s naturally operate on the footpath.

Yeah. Don’t worry Chalker, I forgive ya.

Was that sarcasm Spitfire3? Sorry – brain still asleep.

Perhaps we could combine the idea of the ULTra PRT with a monorail. Put in some steeply banked curves to make the ride interesting…voila, inter-town rollercoaster!

Until you look at its top speed of just under 40km/h – and that’s for level ground. Not exactly rapid.

“…the option of personal rapid transport: http://www.atsltd.co.uk/“

Wow, it’s like some sort of a small car! And it has it’s own roads to guide it instead of a driver! Laying out an entire new second set of roads would be MUCH more environmentally friendly than having low-emission cars with drivers. I’m excited at this new and infallible transport option!

I’m not sure how well the segway would go on the lake, but it would give the chance for the water police to get out more!