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AATTC DL Lists 14 E7.Xlsx 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 SERVICE Distribution List Auction 49 January 2014 The Australian Timetable Association Distribution Service document includes the Distribution List and Auction Catalogue. The Distribution List starts below. The Auction Catalogue is on page 7. Instructions and information for both are on page 8. Distribution List Order Details Name ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Address _________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Email address (or phone mumber) ____________________________________________________________________ Number of Distribution List Items ordered ______________ Total number of cost points for these items ______________ Total cost of of Distribution List Items (1 point = $0.25. Minimum order = $1.25) $ ____________ Less: Costs you incurrred in supplying items $ ____________ Your previous credit balance $ ____________ Members discount (5% of orders over $10) $ ____________ Payment due $ ____________ Payment by stamps cheque money order PayPal bank deposit $ ____________ Size - Points Item Details Date Status Pages Print File 1. TRAIN and TRAM TIMETABLES INTERSTATE G 1 ARTC Web C A4 4 Master Train Plan: Working Timetable for NSW, Vic, SA, WA Tabular 12 January 2014 ~720 now includes Sydney Freight Network QUEENSLAND F 2 CityTrain O NC A6 F 6 * Set of suburban train timetables for each line June 2003 NEW SOUTH WALES G 3 Transport for NSW: Passenger Working Timetables CF C A4 3 Rail Passenger Services Weekdays: Book 1 13 January 2014 v 3.01 ~532 Rail Passenger Services Weekends: Book 2 11 January 2014 v 3.01 ~350 G 4 Transport for NSW: Passenger Working Timetables CF C A4 3 Rail Passenger Services Weekdays: Book 1 Tabulated pages 23 December 2013 v 3.23 ~532 Rail Passenger Services Weekends: Book 2 Tabulated pages 21 December 2013 v 3.23 ~350 L 5 Transport for NSW: Sydney Trains O C A4 20 1 G STN 2106-2013: Alterations to Passenger Working Timetable 20 October 2013 21 December 2013 44 L 6 Transport for NSW: Freight Working Timetables O C A4 44 2 G Freight Services WTT: Book 4 Weekdays 23 December 2013: v2.11 86 G Freight Services WTT: Book 5 Weekends 21 December 2013: v2.11 60 G STN 2540-2013: ARTC take over Cooks River - Marrickville Junction 21 December 2013 18 L 7 Transport for NSW: Freight Working Timetables O C A4 4 1 G STN 0295-2014: Train alterations 3 February 2014 3 G STN 0132-2014: Train alterations 11 January 2014 5 N 8 CityRail Working Timetables O NC A4 52 Passenger WTT: Book 1 Weekdays. Book 2 Weekends, Book 3 Instructions 22 October 2012 528, 344, 20 N 9 CityRail Working Timetables O NC A4 52 Passenger WTT: Book 1 Weekdays. Book 2 Weekends, Book 3 Instructions 24 October 2011 ~528, 344, 20 ATA Distribution List January 2014 1 Size - Points Item Details Date Status Pages Print File VICTORIA M 10 Metro: Summer Timetables 23 Dec 2013 - 27 Jan 2014 O C DL 12 3 Belgrave & Lilydale Lines 40 Craigieburn & Upfield Lines 24 Frankston Line 32 Glen Waverley Line 12 Hurstbridge Line 16 Pakenham & Cranbourne Lines 32 Sandringham Line 12 South Morang Line 16 Sunbury Line 40 Werribee & Williamstown Lines 28 Print copies and file copies of all these summer timetables are available: please indicate your choice M 11 Metro O C DL 12 Hurstbridge Line 22 December 2013 48 Pakenham & Cranbourne Lines 22 December 2013 64 South Morang Line 22 December 2013 44 Sunbury Line October 2013 48 Werribee & Williamstown Lines 22 December 2013 60 L 12 Metro Circulars O C A4 3 1 WTT.2012/13: Alterations to Metropolitan Working Timetable 22 December 2013 2 L 13 Metro Circulars O NC A4 32 2 S.3500, 3501/13: New Years Eve Working Timetables 31 Dec 2013 1 Jan 2014 32,68 M 14 V/Line O C A7 F 3 Geelong - Melbourne Special Summer Holiday Timetable 22 Dec 2013 - 126 Jan 2014 M 15 V/Line O C DL 5 Temporary timetable: Ballarat - Melbourne 28 Dec 2013 - 19 Jan 2014 20 Temporary timetable: Bendigo - Melbourne 28 Dec 2013 - 19 Jan 2014 24 L 16 V/Line Circulars O NC A4 3 1 S.13/6441, 6464: Diesel Heritage Train: Newport - Bacchus Marsh - Caulfield 20 December 2013 3, 1 L 17 V/Line Circulars O NC A4 3 1 S.13/6427: Diesel Heritage Train: Newport - Bacchus Marsh - Caulfield 14 December 2013 3 L 18 V/Line Circulars O NC A4 4 1 S.13/6425, 6426: Diesel Heritage Train: Newport - Southern Cross - Kyneton 13, 14 December 2013 3, 2 L 19 V/Line Circulars O NC A4 4 1 S.13/6410, 6412: Diesel Heritage Train: Newport - Southern Cross - Kyneton 6, 7 December 2013 3, 2 F 20 Victorian Railways O NC A5+ 16 * WTT Metropolitan: Royal Agricultural Show Day 1975 477 F 21 Victorian Railways O NC A5+ 12 * WTT Metropolitan: Christmas - New Year & Australia Day December 1973-January 1974 180 F 22 Victorian Railways O NC A5+ 12 * WTT Metropolitan: Automatic signalling Blackburn- Mitcham, all lines. Weekdays 1960 169 NEW ZEALAND L 23 Auckland Transport O NC DL F 3 * Central Train Timetable: Onehunga Line 15 October 2012 L 24 Metlink Wellington O NC DL F 4 * Hutt Valley & Melling Train Lines 1 April 2011 * Johnsonville Train Line 20 February 2011 GREAT BRITAIN F 25 British Rail Western Region O NC A4- 12 * WTT Passenger + freight: Swindon - Swansea + branches 1969 - 1970 174 F 26 British Rail Western Region O NC A4- 16 * WTT Passenger + freight: Paddington - Reading, Westbury, Didcot, Worcester & 1978 - 1979 318 Banbury + branches F 27 British Rail Western Region O NC A4- 12 * Freight WTT: London District 1957 152 F 28 British Rail Western Region O NC A4- 12 * Freight WTT: London District 1954 - 1955 159 F 29 British Rail Eastern Region O NC A4- 12 * WTT: King's Cross- Ayton Main Line, 1973-4,124pp, GC 1973 - 1974 124 F 30 British Rail Eastern Region O NC A4- 8 * WTT Passenger + freight: Peterborough - Yarmouth & branches 1958 - 1959 36 F 31 British Rail London Midland Region O NC A4- 16 * WTT Euston - Gretna, Skipton & Carlisle & branches 1971 - 1972 300 F 32 British Rail Scottish Region O NC A4- 12 * WTT Carlisle, Glasgow Central, Edinburgh & branches 1974 - 1975 128 F 33 Scottrail O NC A4- 12 * WTT Passenger + Freight: Carlisle-Glasgow + Stranraer & Gourock line & branches 1991 - 1992 189 ATA Distribution List January 2014 2 Size - Points Item Details Date Status Pages Print File F 34 Scottrail O NC A4- 16 * WTT Passenger, parcels & freight: Berwick, Aberdeen, Inverness, Kyle of Lochalsh 1991 - 1992 & Mallaig- Glasgow / Edinburgh NORTHERN IRELAND L 35 Translink NI Railways O C A6 4 * Derry - Londonderry Line Rail Timetable 24 March 2013 12 CANADA L 36 VIA O C A6 5 * Rail Canada Timetable 6 June 2013 58 USA L 37 Amtrak O C A4- 14 * System Timetable 15 July 2013 144 L 38 Amtrak O C 103x255 7 * Sunset Limited: New Orleans - Los Angeles 10 March 2013 F * Texas Eagle and Heartland Flyer 4 April 2013 F L 39 DART Dallas O C 83x229 5 * Red Line, Blue Line, Green Line, Orange Line Weekday & Weekend Schedule 26 August 2013 116 L 40 DART Trinity Railway Express O C 83x229 4 * Dallas - Fort Worth Commuter Rail Schedule 26 August 2013 20 2. BUS and FERRY TIMETABLES QUEENSLAND: BRISBANE H 41 Brisbane Transport 14 October 2013 O C 4A4 3 Routes P129 130 131 132 136 P137 138: Algester to City Reprint with corrected 132 times H 42 Brisbane Transport 14 October 2013 O C 4A4 4 Routes 350 351 352: Bridgeman Downs to City Route 379: Grange to City NEW SOUTH WALES: SYDNEY H 43 Busways Blacktown 20 October 2013 O C DL 24 718, 743 , 744 Kings Langley , Blacktown & Seven Hills Industrial 8 721, 722 Blacktown to Prospect & Blacktown Hospital 12 723, 737, 738, 739, 739V Mt Druitt to Eastern Ck & Minchinbury 16 724, 725, 726, 727 Blacktown to Arndell Park, Doonside & Bungarribee 24 T70, T71 Blacktown to Glenwood, Rouse Hill & Castle Hill 20 T72, T74, T75, 752 Blacktown to The Ponds, Rouse Hill & Riverstone 40 H 44 Busways Blacktown (Penrith) 6 October 2013 O C DL 28 759, 780 Mt Druitt to Willmot, Ropes Crossing, St Marys & Penrith 24 774, 775, 776, 779 Penrith to St Marys, St Clair & Mt Druitt 44 780, 782, 785 Penrith to Werrington, St Marys & Mt Druitt 24 781, 789, 785 Penrith to St Marys, Luddenham & Warragamba 8 783, 784, 786 Penrith to Cranebrook & Jordan Springs 24 791, 793 Penrith to South Penrith & Jamisontown 8 795, 797, 799 Penrith to Glenmore Park & Regentville 16 H 45 Public Transport Commission of NSW Bc NC A4 4 Route 326: Central Railway-Paddington March 1976 2 Routes 287, 506; Ryde-Wynyard & North Ryde-Circular Quay February 1980 2 H 46 Archie Moore 1975 Bc NC A4 2 Routes 74 & 106: Hurstville to Connells Pt & Kyle Bay 2 H 47 Sutherland Bus Service 1951 Bc NC A4 2 Route 100: Gymea Bay Gymea Stn, Sutherland Stn, Crystal St Sylvania 2 H 48 Sutherland Bus Service 21 August 1967 Bc NC A4 2 Route 130: Yowie Bay, Miranda Stn, Caringbah Stn, Taren Pt, Sans Souci 2 R 49 Ray Rd-Malton Rd Bus Service Bc NC A4 5 Route 82: Epping-West Epping & Epping-North Epping 4 March 1961 2 JE Burke North Epping Bus Service Route 163: Epping-North Epping 5 October 1976 2 R 50 Western Road Transport Service Bc NC A4 4 Route 11: Toongabbie-Parramatta 19 June 1967 2 R 51 Bowdens Express Bus Service Bc NC A4 4 Route 79: Tamarama-City 10 September 1973 2 R 52 Blue Mountains Transport/Springwood & Penrith Bus Co Bc NC A4 4 Katoomba-Wentworth Falls; Echo Pt; Leura; Linden & Blackheath area 16 June 1949 2 R 53 Harris Park Transport A4 5 Route 100 & 130: Sutherland-Miranda;
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