No

Just a friendly reminder that recreational use is only decriminalised, not legalised.

And nobody else manages to get yours.

And nobody else manages to get yours.

Well as you are speaking on behalf of everyone perhaps you could be more explicit.

And nobody else manages to get yours.

Well as you are speaking on behalf of everyone perhaps you could be more explicit.

He thinks you've been smoking too much hooch or whatever they call mary jane these days. Please bear in mind Eddyb there are some subscribers who post in these page who absolutely do NOT support any expansion of the nations rail network, no matter what form it may take.

Mike.

I now realise that China is stuck with trucks as you cannot use freight on HSR but it is a golden opportunity to transition our unemployed coal  miners to connect Parrahub to Canberra with a Japanese maglev which would do 700 km/h in a single breathable 11 psi 14 meter diameter tunnel costing $20b and taking five years as stage one of Sydney to Melbourne.


The overnight container trains would beat any truck between freight sidings by 8 hours ready for delivery the very next day charging $1/kg. and earning $20,000,000 per night making daytime fares below planes saving 5,000,000 tonnes of jet fuel per year.

I now realise that China is stuck with trucks as you cannot use freight on HSR but it is a golden opportunity to transition our unemployed coal  miners to connect Parrahub to Canberra with a Japanese maglev which would do 700 km/h in a single breathable 11 psi 14 meter diameter tunnel costing $20b and taking five years as stage one of Sydney to Melbourne.


The overnight container trains would beat any truck between freight sidings by 8 hours ready for delivery the very next day charging $1/kg. and earning $20,000,000 per night making daytime fares below planes saving 5,000,000 tonnes of jet fuel per year.

It would be an absolute finacial disastor

Also freight is charged Gross-t/km

$1 per kg assume flat rate for a 25t container is $25,000.

By road around $5/km for 900 km is $4500, let's call it $10,000 to cover all basis.