It seems to me that all that they're saying is that the analysis and study
work hadn't been completed by the previous government, still isn't
completed and that they're going to hand it on to the new SAPTA to complete
this job before making firm decisions. The rest of it is about considering
on-demand bus services which is not a threat to the prospects for trams.

https://indaily.com.au/news/2018/05/03/state-govt-refuses-to-release-tram-extension-analysis/

Tony P

On Tuesday, 17 July 2018 15:28:49 UTC+10, Alex Cowie wrote:
>

> Tony,

> There was a post on another forum quoting a paywalled article in the

> Advertiser newspaper (

> https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/segways-and-uberstyle-buses-could-become-integral-parts-of-adelaides-public-transport-system/news-story/e5d0fddaa1de8310e3d1ca9b5f22a975)

> which said the the AdeLink tram plan had been scrapped but everything was

> on the table for referral to the new SA Infrastructure authority! Note the

> title of the article in the link above!

>

> Alex C

>

> On Tuesday, July 17, 2018 at 2:21:15 PM UTC+9:30, Prescott wrote:

>>

>> Somebody is claiming on the bus forum that the SA govt has said they

>> won't be building any more tram extensions. Have any Adelaidians heard

>> anything like this?

>>

>> Tony P

>>

>