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Evening and weekend buses across Kellerton Shire
Two questions, and they run in that order on purpose. The first asks where you actually go, and which of those trips is hard without a lift. Nothing is on screen to pick from — the point is to find out. The second puts up the three things the contract lets anybody change, and asks which one matters most. Answer the first before you see the second, and the second is a real question. The other way round, it is just a list.
The evening bus contract is being re-let, and the timetable that comes out of it will run for years. Show where you can't get to after dark, then choose what a fixed number of bus hours should buy.
- 1Where the hard trips arePart of ongoing work4 min
- 2What the evening service doesPart of ongoing work3 min
Each part says what it can and can't change before it starts, and each one is sent on its own.
Which trips are you not making because there is no bus?
Nothing to pick from here. Put a pin on the places you go, or would go, and say what happens when you try to get there or home after dark.
What you can change
- 01Which trips the draft timetable is built to cover
- 02Which places count as somewhere people need to get home from after dark
What Kellerton Shire Council has already decided
- Which roads a full-size bus can use. Two of the routes people ask for cannot take one, and the shire has no smaller buses.
- That the regional transport authority holds the contract and sets the timetable. Council can only recommend.
What you'll do
- 1Put a pin where it actually happens, and say what it is
- 2A few quick questions about you
- 3Then what the evening service does — 3 more minutes
Timeline and impact
- You hear back by 26 February 2027
- Part of ongoing work. This is paid for from the ongoing budget — regular work, not a special project — and it's happening. How the money is spent isn't what you're being asked about.
Who this is for
People aged 15 to 24 who live, study or work in Kellerton Shire. That includes people who gave up on the evening buses. Their trips are exactly what the passenger counts cannot see.