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PASSENGER TRANSPORT ACT 1990 - SECT 28EB
Strategic transport corridors
(1) TfNSW may from time to time, by order published in the Gazette, declare a
transport corridor to be a strategic transport corridor for the purposes of
this Division with effect from the date specified in the order.
(2) TfNSW may
at any time, by order published in the Gazette, vary or abolish a
strategic transport corridor with effect from the date specified in the order.
(3) In deciding whether to declare a transport corridor to be a
strategic transport corridor or to vary an existing
strategic transport corridor, TfNSW may take into account: (a) the potential
for the corridor: (i) to link regional centres and provide access to
hospitals, educational institutions, shopping centres and other facilities or
locations that generate major passenger transportation demands, and
(ii) to
integrate bus services with other key modes of transport along the corridor,
and
(iii) to provide fast, frequent and direct transportation for passengers,
and
(iv) to provide a blueprint for the implementation of appropriate bus
priority measures, and
(b) such other matters as TfNSW considers relevant.
(4) A strategic transport corridor may be declared (or a declaration of a
corridor varied): (a) by naming, or illustrating by means of a map or plan,
the area or routes (or both) that constitute the corridor or that are affected
by the variation (as the case may be), or
(b) in such other manner as is
sufficient to specify the corridor or variation.
(5) A
strategic transport corridor may be varied: (a) temporarily-that is, between
dates specified in the order effecting the variation, or
(b) until further
order (if any).
(6) Without affecting the generality of subsection (5), a
strategic transport corridor may be varied temporarily to permit construction
or maintenance of a road or road portion along which the route proceeds.
(7)
The declaration, variation or abolition of a strategic transport corridor
under this section does not affect the continued operation of a
service contract for a regular passenger service entered into on or after the
commencement of this section unless the service contract so provides.
Note:
Part 7 of Schedule 3 provides for a declaration or variation of a
strategic transport corridor to vary certain service contracts for
regular bus services that were in existence before the commencement of this
section.
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