Trams and trains are all free (in response to fuel prices) from today in Victoria, and I’m going to ride so many trains, guys.

[sortius@infosec.exchange]

@jpm @trib @hacks4pancakes yep. Would be a bit of a walk, and I'm not even sure they do busses out to there.

Can't fire tank shells without being away from people

[nlarson830@techhub.social]

@hacks4pancakes

Trains effin rock!

[nommiesav@social.vivaldi.net]

@hacks4pancakes i’ll bet man, i believe they explicitly said they’re not doing that in perth :(( lucky victorians AGAIN

[sjaakkeuvelaar@mastodon.nl]

@hacks4pancakes
What time do the trains from Helmond to Vic. leave?

[melissabeartrix@gives.hugz.online]

@hacks4pancakes

I did have to say, I prefer Trans instead of trams ... Giggles

Hugz & xXx

[abramkedge@beige.party]

@hacks4pancakes that's a surprisingly insightful solution to reduce fuel usage. You rarely get good ideas from politicians, all the smart ones get beaten up behind the bike sheds on their first day in office.

[lovestha@floss.social]

@aj @hacks4pancakes hurstbridge is just so far. Those maps lie so hard.

[nigel_lake@mastodon.world]

@hacks4pancakes It just occurred to me that it would be even better if Victoria adopted the German subscription model - a low flat fee for use of all public transport per month...

[captainvellalives@lgbtqia.space]

@aj @hacks4pancakes I used to use the Vermont line to get to school one way and to go to the city after school the other way it was such a fun way to get around and hang out with mates

[ehproque@neopaquita.es]

@hacks4pancakes CHOOOOO CHOOOOO!