r/brisbane 11h ago

Time lapse, city exodus.

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u/jvazzie 10h ago

That Juliette st on ramp is terrible. It's so short, even when the smoothing lights are off most cars don't get up to 90 let alone 70

u/Aust1mh 11h ago

If only we had some sort of… interconnected network… that could allow our telecommunications systems to talk to each other along we with our computers… might enable “Remote” working conditions…. Nar, fuck that, Rat race all day… drive in and spend money people

u/thysios4 9h ago

Or a better form of transportation. One better suited for a cities. It's be expensive though, so it'll have to be owned and operated by the public.

Maybe some sort of steel wheeled contraption running on steel tracks.

u/Patient_Comedian8693 6h ago

A monorail?

u/thysios4 6h ago

Is there a chance the track could bend?

u/TechnicalAsk2668 4h ago

Sounds like a tram that's not a tram.

u/Affectionate_Sail543 8h ago

Szid telecommunication systems are still required, you just need to travel all the way into the office physically and sit at your desk, then use said telecommunications system you could've used at home, but in an office to do the same thing. Except, you are expected to waste up to 1 or 2 hours and in some cases 3 hours to achieve said requirement of being in the office.