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Imagine a fast, frequent, high quality light rail service on the Sunshine Coast!
Help transform the Sunshine Coast and have your say on light rail.
Lightrail could help protect lifestyle and values for current and future generations by offering a real alternative to the private car for some trips. It runs on electricity, not oil, emits no air pollution at the source, and the electricity it uses generates much less carbon per passenger kilometre than car travel.
A future with less cars is a future with more sustainable lifestyle choices.
Don't miss your chance to get involved in the light rail project and be part of the future of the Sunshine Coast.
Add your thoughts and ideas to the first Sunshine Coast Light Rail 2020 discussion forum and take 10 seconds to complete our quick poll.
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Join the discussion and tell us your thoughts on the introduction of light rail!
Modern cities around the world embrace light rail as a better way of moving people. Light rail is fast, frequent, comfortable and quiet. A single service would potentially move more people than existing public transport, dilute traffic congestion and pollution by reducing the number of cars on our roadways, free up parking and further attract and open up the Sunshine Coast to visitors.
Add your thoughts and ideas on the introduction of light rail to the Sunshine Coast in the Light Rail 2020 online discussion forum and let your colleagues friends and neighbours know so they can also add their ideas.
by Project Administrator 6 Jan 2012, 11:29am
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Light Rail Taskforce Announced.
Taskforce Announced
On Friday 9 March Sunshine Coast Council announced the Light Rail Taskforce team following its call for nominations.
A diverse quartet of local residents will represent the community: Ms. Marta Botta a Board member of Sippy Downs District Community Association and post graduate student of Sustainability and Futures; Mr. Mitchell Kesby a public transport supporter who has grown up on the Sunshine Coast and will ensure a youthful perspective; Mr. Ashley Gear, long-time resident, transport industry worker and active community advocate; and Professor Barry Harrison a passionate conservationist, recently retired after an illustrious career in education and commercial practice.
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by admin 9 Mar 2012, 10:50am
Light Rail....why, what and where?
The Sunshine Coast is one of the fastest growing regions in Australia and based on existing growth there will be half a million people living here in less than 20 years. Light rail will be transformational for the sunshine coast. It is a sleek, modern mass transit service that is able to move people efficiently without the need to always rely on cars.
To find out more....read the frequently asked questions about the why, what and the where of light rail for the Sunshine Coast.
by Project Administrator 6 Jan 2012, 8:24am

