QTS-251 · Indicative business case · 2017
Queenstown Town Centre Arterials Business Case
Part of: Rapid transit evidence →
Rationale's November 2017 business case for QLDC assesses a town-centre arterial and notes that mass rapid transit may be required later. It does not assess a mass rapid transit mode.
Rapid transit
Mass rapid transit means light rail, gondola/cable car, bus rapid transit and similar dedicated rapid-transit technologies. It does not include ordinary bus services or ferries.
Passing. Mentions mass rapid transit without assessing it.
Notes that a mass rapid transit solution may be required on the SH6A corridor from as early as 2038. It does not assess a mode.
The business case is for a town-centre arterial road. Its demand forecast for the SH6A corridor notes that a mass rapid transit solution may be required from as early as 2038. It does not assess a mode.
"The graphic below demonstrates this demand and highlights that a mass rapid transit solution may be required from as early as 2038 onwards." (p.59)
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Queenstown Town Centre Arterials Business Case (2017).