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Google Maps Adds Adelaide Public Transport Directions

By Angus Kidman on December 2, 2008 at 8:30 AM

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Google has added public transport directions for Adelaide to its Maps service, making it the second Australian city (after Perth) to get this useful option. Details for buses, trains and the Glenelg tram are all included. Google says it’s still working to get other Australian cities on board the program; as a dedicated public transport user, I can’t wait.

Google Maps [via Google Australia Blog]

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  • Jonathan
    December 3, 2008 at 9:34 PM

    Anyone in and around Brisbane (talking about Brisbane plus the surrounding shires and regional councils) would know that we already have a journey planner set up by Translink. Perhaps it could tie in with Google’s systems?

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