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May 2015 the Distribution List Instructions and Information Are on Page 4 Australian Timetable Association PO Box 21 Yea Vic 3717 Inc. No A0043673H Phone: 03 5797 2493 ABN 74 248 483 468 Email: [email protected] DISTRIBUTION LIST May 2015 The Distribution List instructions and information are on page 4. When ordering items that are available as both prints and computer files, please indicate clearly which version you require. Some items include a website hyperlink shown in tialics. See page 4 for details. Order Details Name ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Address _________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Email address (or phone number) ____________________________________________________________________ Number of Distribution List Items ordered ______________ Total number of cost points for these items ______________ Total cost of Distribution List Items (1 point = $0.25. Minimum order = $1.25) $ ____________ Less: Costs you incurred in supplying items $ ____________ Your previous credit balance $ ____________ Members discount (5% off orders over $10) $ ____________ Payment due $ ____________ Payment by stamps cheque money order PayPal bank deposit $ ____________ Size - Points Status Item Details Date Pages Print File 1. TRAIN and TRAM TIMETABLES INTERSTATE L 1 Commonwealth Railways Good quality bound photocopy Bc NC A4 10 * Working Timetable: Central Australia Line: Marree, Alice Springs, Hawker 17 September 1962 58 QUEENSLAND L 2 Queensland Railways Good quality bound photocopy Bc NC Fcap 54 * Working Timetables: Suburban Lines Passenger Services: Part 1 30 April - 30 October 1988 176 NEW SOUTH WALES G 3 Sydney Trains NSW Trains CF C A4 3 Passenger Working Timetable Book 1: Weekdays 9 June 2015: v4.15 540 Passenger Working Timetable Book 2: Weekends 6 June 2015: v4.15 358 G 4 John Holland Rail CF C A4 24 2 L Working Timetables: NSW Country Regional Rail: South, West, North 19 April 2015 69 L Country Train Notice 0123-2015: Alterations West region 7 June 2015 1 L Country Train Notice 0090-2015: Details of changes 19 April 2015 2 VICTORIA L 5 Metro O NC A4 12 2 S.2345/15: Anzac Day. Working Timetable for additional early morning services 25 April 2015 26 GREAT BRITAIN M 6 London Underground 14 December 2014 O C DL 8 Amersham & Chesham tube guide including Chiltern Railways 24 Watford tube guide 12 M 7 First Great Western O C DL 8 * London to Greenford, Heathrow Airport & Reading 14 Dec 2014 to 16 May 2015 104 M 8 Abellio Greater Anglia 14 December 2014 O C DL 14 * Southend & Metro train timetables 44 * Mainline train timetables 52 * Rural train timetables 56 * West Anglia train timetables 88 M 9 Southeastern O C DL 8 High Speed train times 11 January to 16 May 2015 52 ATA Distribution List May 2015 1 Size - Points Status Item Details Date Pages Print File L 10 ScotRail O NC A5 8 * Train Times: A Guide to ScotRail Services Book 11 May to 4 October 1987 92 L 11 Strathclyde Transport O NC A5 6 * Glasgow (region) Train Services Book 2 June - 28 September 1996 200 L 12 South West Trains O NC A5 6 * South West Trains Timetable Book 14 December 2014 176 L 13 c2c Web C DL 2 Train times: Shoeburyness - London Fenchurch St Hyperlink 24 Sept 1995 to 1 June 1996 44 http://www.c2c-online.co.uk/media/905108/c2c_tt_booklet.pdf File available by email L 14 Northern Web C DL 3 Preston, Blackburn - Manchester timetables during Farnworth Tunnel electrification 2 May to 4 October 2015 4 timetables http://www.northernrail.org/news/7644 Files available by email L 15 Association of Railway Preservation Societies O NC DL 8 * Wilsons Preserved Steam Railway Timetable for all heritage railways in UK 1990 ~100 BELGIUM L 16 Belgian Railways O NC A5 52 * National railways timetables Book 28 May 1989 to 26 May 1990 642 CUBA L 17 Ministry of Transport O C A5 A5 * Railways of Cuba: Information and timetables Not in English October 1982 56 2. BUS and FERRY TIMETABLES NEW SOUTH WALES: SYDNEY L 18 Manly Council Web C A4 6 Hop Skip & Jump Bus: Manly - Little Manly, Fairy Bower, Seaforth, Balgowlah January 2013 Colour 2 http://www.manly.nsw.gov.au/attractions/transport/ H 19 Dept of Government Transport Bc NC A4 4 Route 319: City Road Junction-Robertson Rd November 1968 2 Route 377: Waverley-Martin Place Express April 1967 2 H 20 Public Transport Commission of New South Wales March 1976 Bc NC A4 2 Route 326: Central Railway-Paddington 2 REGIONAL NSW L 21 Blanch's, Brunswick Valley Coaches Web NC A4 4 2 Bluesfest Timetables 2 - 6 April 2015 L 22 Edwards O C A7 F 3 Routes 480, 481, 482, 483, 484, 485: Armidale - Uralla, Armidale Town. UNE February 2015 H 23 Hunter Valley Buses Hyperlinks 20 April 2015: version 3 CF C A4 4 Route 260-261 Minmi & Fletcher to University Timetable 11 Route 262-263 Cameron Park to Charlestown Timetable 12 Route 267-268 West Wallsend to Glendale & University 12 Routes 269-270-271 Toronto to Charlestown, Glendale, University Timetable 16 Route 273 Toronto to Fassifern Timetable 8 Routes 274-275-276 Toronto to Coal Point & Wangi Wangi Timetable 8 Routes 278-279-280-281 Morisset to Morisset Peninsula & Cooranbong Timetable 14 These files can also be ordered for despatch by email Print copies of these timetables should be available in the June 2015 Distribution List WESTERN AUSTRALIA L 24 Integrity Coach Lines O C A4 5 Perth - Broom January 2015 4 GREAT BRITAIN M 25 Stagecoach South 26 October 2014 O C DL F 6 * 700 Coastliner Brighton, Worthing, Littlehampton & Arundel * 700 Coastliner Portsmouth, Chichester, Bognor Regis & Littlehampton L 26 Southern Vectis O NC A5 54 * Great Britain Bus Timetable Book with bus and rail maps 24 September 1995: Issue 2 ~800 3. AIR TIMETABLES and BROCHURES OVERSEAS L 27 Reed Travel Group O NC DL 14 * ABC Executive Flight Planner Flights worldwide to, from, within Asia Pacific Region February 1995 496 L 28 AerLIngus O NC DL 5 * Winter Timetable 1994-1995 52 L 29 United Airlines O NC DL 8 * System Timetable Worldwide Service 15 Dec 1994 - 3 Jan 1995 472 L 30 Norman Compton O NC A6+ 6 * How to get from the Airport to the City all around the world 1989 - 1990 167 ATA Distribution List May 2015 2 Size - Points Status Item Details Date Pages Print File 4. MAPS, GUIDES and BROCHURES VICTORIA L 31 Metro O NC DL 2 Anzac Day: Departure and arrival times for extra trains for Dawn Service 25 April 2015 L 32 Metro O C DL 2 Metro Notify: Good bad news when you need it most: Train service app leaflet (2015) L 33 Metro: circular O C A4 3 1 Working Timetable Addenda: Alteration: Freight Vehicle added 30 March 2015 L 34 Steamrail O C DL F 3 Rail and Sail: Melbourne - Geelong: Steam train, ferry 10 May 2015 L 35 Yarra Trams O NC DL F 3 Tram Service Changes: Route 109: Improvement work, Cotham Rd, Kew 11 - 12 April 2015 L 36 Public Transport Victoria O C DL F 4 New Station at Southland: Project Overview and Concept Designs 2015 L 37 Victoria O C A4 8 2 Victorian regional and rural bus services checklist Compiled by Steven Haby 8 April 2015 8 L 38 Victorian Government O NC A4 6 * 9 SmartBus Fact Sheets 2009 17 GREAT BRITAIN M 39 London Buses January 2015 O C DL F 16 Central London Bus Guide North East London Bus Guide North West London Bus Guide South East London Bus Guide South West London Bus Guide M 40 Docklands Light Railway O C DL F 4 A guide to using Docklands Light Railway January 2015 M 41 London Underground O C A6 F 4 Tube Map December 2014 M 42 National Rail O C DL F 4 London Rail & Tube services/London & South East rail services 14 December 2014 L Doe's O NC A5 * 43 Bus/Rail Guide including Metro and Mainland Ferry Services: Edition 24 February - May 1995 96 8 * 44 Bus/Rail Guide including Metro and Mainland Ferry Services: Edition 23 October 1994 - January 1995 96 8 * 45 Bus/Rail Guide including Metro and Mainland Ferry Services: Edition 21 June - July 1994 96 8 * 46 Bus/Rail Guide including Metro and Mainland Ferry Services: Edition 20 February - May 1994 88 8 L Doe's O NC A5 * 47 Directory of Bus & Rail Timetables lists printed timetables available from operators June 1999: Edition 31 52 6 * 48 Directory of Bus & Rail Timetables lists printed timetables available from operators December 1998: Edition 30 52 6 * 49 Directory of Bus & Rail Timetables lists printed timetables available from operators June 1998: Edition 29 44 6 L Doe's O NC A5 * 50 Directory of Bus Timetables & Enquiry Offices November 1995: Edition 24 44 6 * 51 Directory of Bus Timetables & Enquiry Offices October 1994: Edition 22 40 6 * 52 Directory of Bus Timetables & Enquiry Offices April 1994: Edition 21 36 6 5. RAILWAYS RULES BOOKS L Commonwealth Railways Good quality bound photocopy Bc NC * 53 Book of General Rules 1 February 1970 A4 -42 14 * 54 General Rules for the conduct of the traffic and for the employees 1 February 1938 Fcap - 34 16 L 55 Australian National Bound photocopy Bc NC A4 14 * General Appendix to the Common General Operating Rules and Working Probably 1980 ~ 100 L 56 Queensland Railways Bound photocopy Bc NC A4 14 * Book of Rules for the Guidance of Employees 24 January 1962 60 L 57 Tasmania Transport Department Railway Branch Bound photocopy Bc NC A4 54 * Appendix to the Book of Rules and Regulations and Working Timetable 11 June 1949 177 L 58 South Australian Railways Bound photocopy Bc NC A4 14 * Rules to be observed by the Officers and Employees 1 July 1929 64 L 59 West Australian Government Railways Bound photocopy Bc NC Fcap 52 * Rules and Regulations for the guidance of all persons employed 15 February 1922 63 6.
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