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Uploaded by on Apr 17, 2009

Peering out of the back window upstairs during a six minute journey on the public (invitation only) preview day for Cambridge's new experimental £116M "Guided Bus", 17 April 2009

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  • Waste of money - an area of outstanding natural beauty destroyed.

    Hope you Councillors feel proud of the concrete shit you've put all over the countryside.

  • To all the people who"bash" these systems compared to railway then work out running costs when its finished.It is more enviromentally friendly and more cost effective.Light rail , trains ,subways would not turn profits and you cant just drive off the tracks in a train or tram.This is a great system and your councils couldve built real shit and raised your rates a LOT more.So just be happy you actually had someone think for once.

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  • Strange isn't it? The germans have just closed their last guided busway!!! Can't our drivers steer straight or what? Our local busses do 45-50 mph on ordinary roads when possible so I don't see any speed advantage over reserved bus lanes (like FASTRACK). A lot of money wasted! Bring back the trolleybusses, at least they were green electric.

  • Its ok if It actually connects two points that need connecting and takes lots of single occupant cars off the road.Does it?

  • @muggles63 that area was already an abandoned railway track wasnt it?

  • @deckbuzz would have cost to much!!!

  • @LoLArneh yes but they are billions of pounds somthing a local authority doesnt have!!!

  • @t470vectra railway would have been to fixed with stations not being close enough to a place of work. tram way would have been a good idea, however the cost and flexability of a guided bus route is far superior, plus the maintnance/ track work is also at a minimum.

  • @muggles63 you talk rubbish most of it used to be a railway line. the other option to improve the transport situation was more roads in the area.... across even more untouched countryside.

  • guided bus ways are just white elephants

  • Ever heard of a subway?

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