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ABCD Transport Connections Pilot Project Department of Human Services Transport Connections Program Government July 2006 Name of Initiative Description of initiative Target Group Genoa to Bairnsdale Route Service Feasibility Study Far East Gippsland School Bus Access initiatives (SB) A funded Feasibility Study that will look into the viability of: • A return daily service at peak times along the Princes Highway from the NSW border to Bairnsdale • A Monday to Friday service arriving in Bairnsdale at 9am • A Let’s GET Connected partnership with East Gippsland communities, Gippsland region Department of Infrastructure (DOI) and Regional Managers Forum • Public Access on Far East Gippsland School Bus Network • Post School Student Access on Far East Gippsland School Bus Network Let’s GET Connected project initiated and facilitated discussions with Tubbut School Principal to trial general pubic access on the three school buses and roll out free travel access for post school students. NB There is no public transport in Far East Gippsland remote communities - Bonang, Bendoc, Tubbut, Goongerah and Delegate River. Post school students 15-24 years old Community members Wellington initiatives Dargo community bus service (CT) See Case Study Two – Section 5.2.5 Residents of Dargo, particularly local primary school Residents of Loch Sport and Paradise Beach Coastal bus service (2004-05 and 2005-06) (RS) Discussions began in September 2004 and a submission for an additional service and revised timetable was accepted in May 2005. The Let’s GET Connected project identified that an additional service to Sale and revised timetable would be well supported in the community following a community consultation process. Final Evaluation - Transport Connections Program 2006 53 © 2006 KPMG, an Australian partnership, is part of the KPMG International network. KPMG International is a Swiss cooperative. All rights reserved. The KPMG logo and name are trademarks of KPMG.
ABCD Transport Connections Pilot Project Bass Coast Department of Human Services Transport Connections Program Government July 2006 Name of Initiative Description of initiative Target Group Fulham Prison shuttle service trial Community building Vision for Public Transport in Bass Coast Shire 2010 Bass Coast Summer Bus Service (RS) Motorised Scooters and Electric Wheelchairs brochure (2004-05 and 2005-06) Cowes Easy Access map Inverloch Easy Access map Public Transport service improvements Wonthaggi Public Transport Interchange Improving Public Transport Infrastructure in Bass Coast Shire This initiative provides visiting families an affordable taxi fare ($5) from Sale train station to Fulham Prison. The Fulham prison subsidises the shortfall in the metered fare ($28 each way). This initiative allows anyone within the community the opportunity to express their views about transport in a constructive manner. This initiative will develop a strategic framework for identifying specific projects and priorities for the Bass Coast TCP work programs. A bus service connecting Inverloch and Cowes, run over two successive summer school holiday periods (04–05 and 05–06). A brochure designed to assist people to understand their responsibilities as a scooter or wheelchair user, and to make sure the equipment meets their needs. The Cowes Easy Access Map outlines pedestrian facilities, and impediments to the use of those facilities (such as footpaths, accessible telephones, ATM). The Inverloch Easy Access Map outlines pedestrian facilities, and impediments to the use of those facilities (such footpaths, accessible telephones, ATM). Upgrading and improving town services including Cowes – Wonthaggi, Wonthaggi Town Service, Cape Paterson – Wonthaggi and Inverloch – Wonthaggi services. Proposal to provide a single interchange in Wonthaggi for public transport. A review of public transport stops in the Shire to illustrate the required improvements to public infrastructure. Fulham prisoner families and friends. Residents of Bass Coast Shire Bass Coast Shire and TCP project Year 1 – Teenagers; and Year 2 – Teenagers and senior community members. Current and new users of electric scooters. General community and visitors, with a specific objective of aged and mothers using prams. General community and visitors, with a specific objective of aged and mothers using prams. Residents without suitable transport, particularly senior residents. Current and potential new public transport users. Current and potential new public transport users. Final Evaluation - Transport Connections Program 2006 54 © 2006 KPMG, an Australian partnership, is part of the KPMG International network. KPMG International is a Swiss cooperative. All rights reserved. The KPMG logo and name are trademarks of KPMG.
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