North East Link - Australia's Largest New Transport Project
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
- A huge transport project is currently underway in Melbourne, the North East Link, this insane mega project spans over 26km and is a pretty impressive piece of engineering, tunnel boring machines were used heavily in this giga project and today we uncover Australia's latest transport project
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A hugely expensive project, is it worth the cost?
Considering its initial cost was $11.5b, then $16.5b and now $26.5b, I think we can say the answer is no!! Especially considering there is no train to the airport or cross city train. Both are planned but not started, in case of the airport train link, it has been announced so many times that it is starting nobody believes it will ever happen.
Nope!
@@DavidJones-pi8rl It won't!
Not worth except the ring road and bus way. There better adding more freight rail and public transit lines into the city.
@@maroon9273 Metro rail tunnel a bottomless pit as well!
Did you actually show footage of Heidelberg in Germany for a project in Australia? Who the hell does your research? Also please learn how to pronounce some very simple words. I understand some might be difficult but McLeod and the Yarra River are not.
Prob AI generated crap!
That picture of Heidelberg made my day LOLs
@@robvegas9354 Das was ze WRONG 'Heidelberg' ja?
How can you get this so wrong haha
@@peterscott6977 Bots are DUMB mate!
by the way its not yar yar river is yarra (yarrra) river
or "ya"-"rar
are you a mel-bore-ians
Had to stop watching the video because of this!😮
butchered this video
The local Aussie comments have summed it perfectly
So many pronunciation errors. Suburb names, OUR RIVER, OUR CITY, the population, photos from overseas, such as Heidelberg in Germany and the Eastern Freeway showed Russian footage!
And I was pleased to learn that our largest city in Australia only has 1 million... where did the other 4 million go?
“Melborians” 😂😂😂
G’day from a Sydnian! 😉😂
It did state it was the northern part of Melbourne with a population of one million, not the entirety of the city. The 4.5 million was mentioned earlier in the crap, I mean clip.
Next time get an Aussie to read the text out - The pronunciation of the wording is so inaccurate it's so funny no one can take this video seriously lol
Well said !!!
Melboorians. Versus what we say, which is Melburnians.
And the Yah Rah river.
AI videos not quite hitting the mark here 🤣
Sounds like an AI generated narration...
Heidelberg is in Germany. Long tunnel. 😂
there is a Heidelberg in Melbourne but not the one that was shown in this video
JUST ONE MORE LANE BRO JUST ONE MORE LANE I PROMISE THIS ONE WILL FIX TRAFFIC
Started by pronouncing Melbourne wrong, and it went downhill from there.
LOL. He mentioned Heidelberg, Melbourne and shows Heidelberg in Germary.
So you showed an image of the actual Heidelberg?! This video is almost as insane as the project it tries to present.
"4:23 these tbms each powered by11,420 horsepower engines equipped
equivalent to the power of 47 cars will".......Those are some very stout cars if
47 equal 11,420 HP. Thats about 250 hp each.🤔
i think you got your map wrong .... its from Bulleen to Watsonia :) need to switch them. Its also Yara (phonetically) as one word not YarRa (two syllables). MacLoyd is Maccloud. Its no actually help the transport hubs its just shuffling traffic elsewhere - people in the east cant get to the ring road easily, hence this tunnel, but like all our freeways, they barely have enough lanes now so if you double the population all these roads become parking bays like the south-eastern freeway is now. Too little too late.
Did you mean too little too late?
With the current cost of communications so low, I fiend it remarkable that the author did not consider picking up the phone from anywhere in the world and calling just about any local number in Melbourne and simply ask what is the local pronunciation of placenames. The narrator has mangled many (most in fact) of them as to be barely recognisable. This has transformed what would otherwise be quite an informative 10 minutes into a pain.
Not only did you mispronounce ever name incorrectly, but you also showed the suburbs of Watson and Bulleen the wrong way round! I suspect you are trying to copy another well-known construction channel, but with little research and analysis.
Where's the suburb of Watson?
Is it just me, or does $26 billion sound like a lot of money to spend on getting from Point A to Point B a little faster? Maybe I should just invest in roller skates.😁😆😅
Pretty sure you got Watsona and Bulleen the wrong way around lol😂
😂 Watsonia and Bulleen are labelled the wrong way round. Yar Yar? More like nar nar you got it wrong mate. Also pronounced Mel-bin.
@.40 you have watsonia and bullen thre wrong way around
Buses suck bring back trains to Doncaster with a metro 2.
Now Australia's biggest city......in excess of 5 million. Officially.
Keep the ring road, busway and replace the other highway with transit/rail freight lines into the city.
Rather a shame that there doesn't seem to have been any forethought to the provision of priority lanes to EVs of all classes of vehicles including heavy duty trucks in order to drive EV adoption and improve local air quality, reducing hospital & GP attendance.
😂....go on....🤣
@@micphoenix8200 ???? 🤷♀️🤷♀️
This was a pretty good video, but it was spoiled a bit by all the errors and mispronunciations of place names that distracted from the main messages. Perhaps a bit more research prior to creating the video would have helped. Melbourne is pronounced "Melbn". Watsonia is north of Bulleen. The map is wrong. "Melborians"? Is this a joke invented by Sydneysiders? We are Melburnians. Yarra is pronounced with a short a. I kept think I was listening to Lady Gaga singing Bad Romance every time Yarra was mentioned (so many times!). Darebin is pronounced "Darabin". The politicians you showed were prime ministers of Australia (Gough Whitlam and Scott Morrison). Road planning is primarily a state responsibility (although federal funds often are contributed as well). The picture of Heidelberg is of Heidelberg, Germany. Heidelberg, Melbourne looks a bit less historic than this. Macleod is pronounced "Mcloud". Our Doncaster, unlike the one in northern England, is pronounced with a long a. "Fright operators"? Do they only operate on Halloween? "Camperfield"? Is this meant to be Cambellfield? "Reduce the resilience on busy roads"? Is this supposed to be reliance? "Fitzmons Lane"? There is an i. There is no runway 10 at Melbourne Airport. They are 16/34 and 09/27.
AI narration?
I lost all interest on the story because of laughing at the pronunciation, should have got a Melborian to read it.....
I DIDNT KNOW THAT AUSTRALIA HAD THIS TYPE OF CAPABILITY OR IS IT FOREIGN COMPANIES DOING THE ENGINEERING.
this new route comes from a past era... 20 lanes of traffic!!!! This project will boost connectivity across the city, but divide countless communities at the same time.
Cmon mate, put in the effort. So many errors in this video, it just destroys any kind of credibility your channel may have. I'm not mad, just disappointed.
$26B WHITE elephant!
Good Luck... Bulleen floods and you're digging underneath a swamp. Who plans this??
You need to ask a MelBOURNian how to pronounce any of our names. This video has me go from forgiving to cringing to being insulted.
Apologies to German views for the images of your Heidelberg not Melbourne's
Melborians? Yaryar river? Bruh take like an extra 10 minutes next time to read over your script and get it right. This is such a shoddy effort.
Who cares how things are pronounced.
Try not to let it ruin your day
"self driving cars THREATENS to exacerbate the problem"... Um - excuse me? How does a car that drives more safely than a human - make things worse? Responds faster breaking those brake check zones, and fewer traffic jams due to accidents? I'm calling you on that BS statement!
* Citation required *
It’s not the self driving car themselves but the other cars and pedestrians. Humans are unpredictable and the self driving cars might be unable to deal with different situations
@@TheLiamster The average human today gets into an accident for every 477 thousand miles they drive. A tesla on full self driving gets into an accident about once for every 3 million miles that it has driven. so - TODAY - before it's certified as self driving and autonomous, that system is ALREADY 6 or 7 times safer than a human driver. Your statement about "MIGHT" not be able to handle the unpredictability of humans - is proven to be false.
@@TheLiamster We don't even HAVE autonomous cars here! They are not legislated!
We don't even HAVE autonomous cars here! They are not legislated!
I have never heard of the Ya ra river. Definitely won’t subscribe to this channel.
Cheap AI voice that can’t pronounce place names. The pronunciation of Melbourne was insulting