@vicemergency how do app users turn off the catastrophic warning zones in the app? Having it constantly on makes it much harder to see more relevant info, like fire affected areas. Once zoomed in, everything is red!
@VLine this isn't a train, it's a bus. Apparently , it's always a bus. Even better it's a Vline bus, which means my bicycle was refused. Fix the app to correctly show the type of service please. Also, the "no bikes on regular Vline bus services" is there because... why?
@vline_bendigo Worst day's commuting ever, and that's saying something over 13 years. 3 hrs to Castlemaine, each way. Standing room only on a bus on the freeway, not safe. Surely the works that closed the line between Sunbury and Watergardens could have waited a few weeks?
@vline_bendigo get off at Sunbury, Metro train on other platform. Cross over, only to watch it leave before anyone can get on. Smooth coordination. Where's the next train? Oh, back on platform two.
@AndrewPerpetua Is the secondary defensive line on the right bank of the river above the high tide mark, if the dam were blown? How much warning would the UAF get if they were in Kherson then?
@crappy_videos @PeterBannan5 A full dam itself is not a threat, a dam that does not spill as designed and overtops is obviously a major cause for alarm.
@crappy_videos @PeterBannan5 I had seen that video a while back, but as I recall it explains that a design flaw in the concrete of the spillway was to blame?