Ministerial Statement Public Bus Transport System
Tabled paper 794
Tabled Papers for 9th Assembly 2001 - 2005; Tabled Papers; ParliamentNT
2003-02-19
Tabled By Clare Martin
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These include: Public buses in Darwin, Palmerston the rural area and in Alice Springs; school buses (and other forms of school transport) in these centres as well as in Batchelor, Jabiru, Katherine, Pine Creek, and Nhulunbuy; and additional services and free to the public services for special events. The im portant role public transport plays in the community is confirmed by the num ber of passengers carried, the service kilometres covered, and the num ber of community groups and special events that are supported. During the 2001-2002 financial year almost 4.3 million passengers travelled on buses across the Territory. Of these total passenger boardings, over 2 million were by NT students. On the Darwinbus network alone, buses travelled almost 3.4 million kilometres during th a t year. - 2