The Public Transport Association of Canberra, Inc (PTCBR) is a public transport users group with members from all sectors of the community.
We want to help more people use public transport, and help improve the passenger experience on public transport.
We work with government, the community, community organisations, and industry to help make a better transport system for Canberra and the Canberra region.
PTCBR’s 5 Point Plan to Improve Canberra’s Transport
Extend light rail
Frequent services
Timed connections
Faster services
Active travel
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- PTCBR calls for better passenger experience in new report
Today PTCBR is excited to release “Customer service & public transport in Canberra“, a report examining the passenger experience when using Canberra’s public transport and how it could be improved. … Read more - Light Rail Mythbusters: #2 – Light Rail and BRT
Can a bus system really deliver the same benefits as light rail? We analyse the real infrastructure costs and unique local constraints.
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Today PTCBR is excited to release “Customer service & public transport in Canberra“, a report examining the passenger experience when using Canberra’s public transport and how it could be improved.
Follow the link to read the report and learn more 👇
PTCBR Chair @Amy_Jelacic is in @RegionCanberra today with a critical eye on calls for free public transport:
I have an opinion piece in this weekend's Canberra Times saying that we must not waste precious land and money allocated for Cbr's new aquatic centre on excessive car parking. Let's invest in the centre itself and great public & active transport access.