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Bikes on Melbourne trains? What are the rules? When (if at all)
can passengers put bikes on suburban trains?
can passengers put bikes on suburban trains?
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damn. just when i wanted to ride a train down to near the beach with my bike and surfboard!DRS said:
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Ray Peace
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Good Morning,
Bikes are free on Melbourne suburban trains
except in peak hour, when carriage is discretionary and you may be hit
with a concession fare. Off peak and weekends are no problem at all.
This is a lot better than Sydney or Adelaide, which have much greater
limitations, or Hobart, which hasn't had suburban trains since 1980.
When the train is crowded, bikes generally go in the doorway nearest
either end of the train, at other times, anywhere you like. I have bene
running bikes around on suburban trains since the days of Red Rattlers
and it's yet to change, apart from those silly barrier which can be
difficult to get through.
Regards,
Ray.
New York Aussie ** New York Aussie ** New York Aussie ** New York Aussie
wrote:
>Bikes on Melbourne trains? What are the rules? When (if at all)
>can passengers put bikes on suburban trains?
>
Bikes are free on Melbourne suburban trains
except in peak hour, when carriage is discretionary and you may be hit
with a concession fare. Off peak and weekends are no problem at all.
This is a lot better than Sydney or Adelaide, which have much greater
limitations, or Hobart, which hasn't had suburban trains since 1980.
When the train is crowded, bikes generally go in the doorway nearest
either end of the train, at other times, anywhere you like. I have bene
running bikes around on suburban trains since the days of Red Rattlers
and it's yet to change, apart from those silly barrier which can be
difficult to get through.
Regards,
Ray.
New York Aussie ** New York Aussie ** New York Aussie ** New York Aussie
wrote:
>Bikes on Melbourne trains? What are the rules? When (if at all)
>can passengers put bikes on suburban trains?
>
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Ray Peace
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Good Morning,
Bikes are free on Melbourne suburban trains
except in peak hour, when carriage is discretionary and you may be hit
with a concession fare. Off peak and weekends are no problem at all.
This is a lot better than Sydney or Adelaide, which have much greater
limitations, or Hobart, which hasn't had suburban trains since 1980.
When the train is crowded, bikes generally go in the doorway nearest
either end of the train, at other times, anywhere you like. I have bene
running bikes around on suburban trains since the days of Red Rattlers
and it's yet to change, apart from those silly barrier which can be
difficult to get through.
Regards,
Ray.
New York Aussie ** New York Aussie ** New York Aussie ** New York Aussie
wrote:
>Bikes on Melbourne trains? What are the rules? When (if at all)
>can passengers put bikes on suburban trains?
>
Bikes are free on Melbourne suburban trains
except in peak hour, when carriage is discretionary and you may be hit
with a concession fare. Off peak and weekends are no problem at all.
This is a lot better than Sydney or Adelaide, which have much greater
limitations, or Hobart, which hasn't had suburban trains since 1980.
When the train is crowded, bikes generally go in the doorway nearest
either end of the train, at other times, anywhere you like. I have bene
running bikes around on suburban trains since the days of Red Rattlers
and it's yet to change, apart from those silly barrier which can be
difficult to get through.
Regards,
Ray.
New York Aussie ** New York Aussie ** New York Aussie ** New York Aussie
wrote:
>Bikes on Melbourne trains? What are the rules? When (if at all)
>can passengers put bikes on suburban trains?
>
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Alan Hutchison
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New York Aussie ** New York Aussie ** New York Aussie ** New
York Aussie wrote:
> Bikes on Melbourne trains? What are the rules? When (if at all)
> can passengers put bikes on suburban trains?
The broad gauge we have here means that the train carriages
are wider than average. Outside of peak times, we take our
tandems on them without inconveniencing other passengers.
Alan.
York Aussie wrote:
> Bikes on Melbourne trains? What are the rules? When (if at all)
> can passengers put bikes on suburban trains?
The broad gauge we have here means that the train carriages
are wider than average. Outside of peak times, we take our
tandems on them without inconveniencing other passengers.
Alan.
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Alan Hutchison
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New York Aussie ** New York Aussie ** New York Aussie ** New
York Aussie wrote:
> Bikes on Melbourne trains? What are the rules? When (if at all)
> can passengers put bikes on suburban trains?
The broad gauge we have here means that the train carriages
are wider than average. Outside of peak times, we take our
tandems on them without inconveniencing other passengers.
Alan.
York Aussie wrote:
> Bikes on Melbourne trains? What are the rules? When (if at all)
> can passengers put bikes on suburban trains?
The broad gauge we have here means that the train carriages
are wider than average. Outside of peak times, we take our
tandems on them without inconveniencing other passengers.
Alan.
Ray Peace said:
bikes ARE NOT charged even during peak periods, just discouraged.
An inspector pulled that one on me a few months ago so i said "Prove it".
he fumbled for his little rulebook and then started shuffling on the spot when he realised he was wrong
Tried the ol' cop thing of not admitting how stoopid he looked but instead tried pinging me for 'having dirty shoes'.
"Cleaner than your train, mate".
I waved and smiled as he got off and was last seen buying fastfood at Camberwell station
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Huw
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> > Bikes are free on Melbourne suburban trains
> > except in peak hour, when carriage is discretionary and you may be hit
> > with a concession fare. Off peak and weekends are no problem at all.
> bikes ARE NOT charged even during peak periods, just discouraged.
They dropped the peak hour charge a few months ago
> > except in peak hour, when carriage is discretionary and you may be hit
> > with a concession fare. Off peak and weekends are no problem at all.
> bikes ARE NOT charged even during peak periods, just discouraged.
They dropped the peak hour charge a few months ago
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