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	Metlink brand cleans up public transport's image - Creative & Media
		Mr Cornwell said Metlink was born from the desperate need to get the private systems to talk to one another as well as to convert about 80,000 signs around Melbourne.
		Adding to the complexity was the fact it is one of the few systems in the world that incorporates three types of travel - train, tram and bus - with a ferry system for the Docklands on the way.
		The true worth of Metlink may not be known for years, and its effectiveness is bound to be clouded by the imminent overhaul of the electronic ticketing system.
	www.theage.com.au /news/creative--media/metlink-brand-cleans-up-public-transports-image/2005/07/24/1122143728613.html (705 words)

	Metlink - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Metlink is the marketing name of the public transport network of Melbourne, Australia.
		As well as re-branding the network, the Metlink initiative was introduced to better integrate the three modes of transport, and to provide commuters with more information about connecting services.
		During the re-privatization of Melbourne's Public Transport system in April, 2004, the Metlink brand was applied to a new company whose role is to cover several minor functions previously performed by the State Government and the Franchise operators.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Metlink (599 words)

	Metcard - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Metcard is the ticket used to access public transport in Melbourne, Australia (under the moniker 'Metlink').
		It is a universal ticket which allows commuters to ride on the city's trains, trams, and buses.
		Metcards are a time and zone based ticket, with validity periods ranging from 2 hours to yearly, and three zones covering the Melbourne metropolitan area.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Metcard (1593 words)

	Metlink - TheBestLinks.com - Australia, Automobile, April, Bus, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Since being introduced in 2003, railway stations, tram and bus stops around the city have started to receive new Metlink-branded signage, which replaces the inconsistent signage of the various (some now defunct) transport operators.
		Many communters would argue that consistent signage and information is of a lower importance than other problems facing Melbournes's public transport networks; such as safety (including poorly-lit railway stations and the lack of a consistent staff presence), increased service frequency, and expansion of the rail and bus networks to serve the newer, car-choked outer suburbs.
		However, this is not an exclusive arrangement, as a separate set of TV ads were produced by Connex (featuring Sheena Easton and a trainload of passengers singing her 1981 hit "Nine to Five") during April and May 2004.
	www.thebestlinks.com /Metlink.html (466 words)

	Viclink - Your guide to public transport in Regional Victoria (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Metlink endorses the plan’s focus on integrated transport planning, as no single mode of transport can satisfy all of Melbourne’s urban transport needs, either now or in the future.
		Metlink hopes this plan provides stimulus for debate on longer term transport measures that will be necessary to ensure Melbourne continues to enjoy its reputation as the world’s most liveable city.
		Metlink will increasingly use its knowledge of public transport services and customer needs to advocate and support the system improvements that will be needed to ensure Melbourne’s community retains genuine transport choices.
	www.viclink.com.au /latest_news/latest_news_detail.php?id=1020 (285 words)

	MetLife's Customers Benefit From Portal's Upgrade by Insurance Networking News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		MetLink is helping some 17,000 administrators of corporate benefit plans become more efficient and effective by automating routine tasks and providing real-time access to data.
		MetLink also offers employers self-billing, access to enrollment and eligibility records, and the ability to check on the status of certain dental and disability claims.
		MetLink enables benefits administrators to view their monthly bills 72 hours before MetLife mails the statement.
	www.insurancenetworking.com /protected/article.cfm?articleId=2955&pb=ros (997 words)

	PTUA: Media Release - Passengers welcome uniform signage
		PTUA Secretary Vaughan Williams said that Metlink would help rectify passenger confusion caused by the privatisation of public transport under the Kennett Government.
		Mr Williams welcomed the Metlink plan as a useful message that there is one public transport system in Melbourne, despite there being several modes and operators.
		Mr Williams called on the government and operators to continue and extend Metlink across Melbourne and to discontinue marketing the services of individual operators.
	www.ptua.org.au /media/2003/june09.shtml (400 words)

	Metcard - Disclaimer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Metlink will attempt to ensure that the information provided on this Website is correct, however Metlink cannot guarantee its accuracy, suitability or completeness.
		To the extent permitted by law, Metlink excludes all liability arising from or relating to your use of this Website or your reliance upon information contained on the Website.
		Metlink does not make any representation as to the accuracy or suitability of any of the information contained on those other Websites, and does not accept any responsibility or liability for the conduct, content or products or services of those other Websites.
	www.viclink.com.au /metcard/disclaimer.php (170 words)

	MetLink/2002/gallery
		MetLink students sample the snow in Finland (Erkki Katainen).
		Christer Helander with his MetLink class.Christer has pioneered many weather project ideas and his classes have designed and made their own weather instruments.
		MetLink group with their teachers Henric Gustavson and Christer Helander examining thermometers of different ages, especially the Galilei type.
	atschool.eduweb.co.uk /radgeog/metlink/2002/gallery/gallery.html (519 words)

	Public Transport Ombudsman Victoria-Making a Complaint to Metlink
		Metlink will refer your complaint to the relevant transport operator.
		Metlink is the company responsible for functions that cover the whole public transport network (rather than just one mode of transport or just one transport operator), such as:
		Metlink undertakes these functions for the public transport operators.
	www.ptovic.com.au /content/complaintmet_making.html (144 words)

	Public transport - Youth Central
		With Viclink (external link) and V/Line (external link) criss-crossing Victoria's regional areas and Metlink (external link) covering the city, you should find a cheap, convenient and relatively quick way to get wherever you need to be.
		Metlink (external link) and Viclink (external link) have plenty of information about their fares and zones.
		Viclink is the 'sister' company to Metlink and offers a website, call centre and offices for information on fares, services and timetables as well as customer feedback.
	www.youthcentral.vic.gov.au /ViewPage.action?siteNodeId=98&languageId=1&contentId=-1 (919 words)

	Metlink warns of passenger overload - Commonwealth Games - Sport - theage.com.au
		But for the first time, transport authority Metlink has advised commuters to prepare themselves for cramped conditions and delays as an estimated 2 million spectators squeeze into seats, aisles and doorways.
		Metlink expects an increase of about 20 per cent in public transport usage throughout the Games period and has warned the system will be "much, much busier".
		Metlink chief executive Bernie Carolan yesterday asked passengers to be patient as the system was stretched with an "unprecedented" load.
	www.theage.com.au /news/national/metlink-warns-of-passenger-overload/2006/02/14/1139890738829.html (490 words)

	e-Travel Blackboard: Australia's Number One Industry Newsletter
		Metlink is owned by Connex and Yarra Trams with other key stakeholders including V/Line Passenger, the Bus Association Victoria and the State Government of Victoria.
		Metlink and its affiliated transport operators were keen to support local business and find a partner they could form a long term relationship with.
		Metlink has invested in improved technologies such as Journey Planner and UCMS is able to integrate with these new systems, providing Metlink transport operators and the customer with accurate comprehensive information required to reach their destinations.
	www.etravelblackboard.com /index.asp?nav=11&id=53058 (361 words)

	Metlink - Help
		You should enter in the MetLink database the time the observation was actually made.
		What you enter in the MetLink database should be the wind direction that is representative of your wider local area.
		You should nevertheless try to decide what the overall direction appears to be and enter that in the wind direction box on the MetLink data-entry page.
	www.metlink.org /help.php (1495 words)

	Meltrip: Unofficial Guide to Melbourne Public Transport
		Metlink, Melbourne's public transport system, comprises train, tram and bus services.
		Outside these times, travel information can be obtained from the Federation Square Visitor Centre, city and suburban Premium (ie staffed) stations and the Metlink telephone information line.
		Online advice is available through the Metlink journey planner, though results tend to be conservative and answers may not include tight but still usable connections.
	home.alphalink.com.au /~parkerp/meltrip.htm (840 words)

	Public Transport Ombudsman Victoria-Legal Statement-Charter
		Metlink Victoria Pty Ltd ACN 105 274 904 (Metlink) is a company responsible for the co-ordination and delivery of key network-wide public transport functions; from ticketing; information provision; new signage; system advocacy and complaints handling.
		Metlink will be responsible for receiving at first instance all public passenger transport complaints against its members' stakeholders.
		Metlink will register the complaint and forward the complaint to the relevant public passenger transport operator (or determine the complaint itself where the complaint relates to services Metlink provides or fails to provide) in a standard format within a specified time frame for resolution.
	www.ptovic.com.au /print/legal_charter_print.html (3977 words)

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		1.2 In 1998 a study of the relative merits of DEVG and EDR (for the ICAO Metlink Study Group) concluded that the two variables were highly correlated and both of considerable merit in the identification and reporting of turbulent episodes.
		EDR could be reported as a mean or peak value and on the assumption that it could be employed directly in numerical models under development for operational use EDR was recommended as the preferred turbulence metric for reporting in the air reports specified for the ICAO Automatic Dependent Surveillance (ADS) programme.
		Understanding the effects of varying these parameters is crucial in determining the uncertainty of measurement and the representativeness in time and space of the EDR estimate.
	www.wmo.ch /web/aom/amprog/Documents/AMDAR-4-Melbourne-2001/Doc-3.6(1).doc (675 words)

	Media Release: FOLLOW THE SIGNS FOR AN EASIER RIDE AT FLINDERS ST STATION
		Mr Batchelor said the introduction of new Metlink signage at Flinders Street Station would make it easier for passengers to navigate their way around the station, as well as transfer from one mode of transport to another.
		“So far, Metlink has installed new signage at eleven major suburban transport interchanges, along tram routes 70 and 109, along bus route 612 and at Doncaster’s ‘Park and Ride’ bus interchange,” Ms Randall said.
		Metlink’s next signage works include CBD tram and bus stops and the installation of 175 signs at North Melbourne station,”; Mr Batchelor said.
	www.dpc.vic.gov.au /domino/Web_Notes/newmedia.nsf/b0222c68d27626e2ca256c8c001a3d2d/5ca4a9b1227f7647ca256f1f00003cee?OpenDocument (405 words)

	Latest News
		Metlink makes public transport in the Greater Wellington region easier to recognise and use with better information and a range of new services.
		The Metlink name and programme of improvements will be rolled out over the next six months.
		Or contact the Metlink Service Centre (formerly Ridewell) on 0800 801 700 Staff are available seven days a week to help you.
	www.kapiticoast.govt.nz /NewsAndEvents/LatestNews.htm?id=4547&sec=News (354 words)

	Transport \| Victoria University of Wellington (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		All of these except Route 18 go either to the Pipitea Campus or to the nearby Lambton Quay/Bowen St intersection.
		*Metlink is the new name for Greater Wellington's public transport network.
		Commerce and Law students who have courses taught at both the Pipitea and Kelburn campuses in the same trimester are eligible for free 10 trip bus tickets, as are staff who have regular University duties at both campuses, requiring them to travel between the two campuses.
	www.vuw.ac.nz /home/about_victoria/transport.html (405 words)

	Metcard Changes - Railpage Australia™ Forums (Victoria) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Metcards are changing all the time, Metlink have been advertising on metcards for quite a while too...
		Metlink is a name, thats all it is. One name instead of "M>" "Yarra" and "Connex", plus the various bus lines.
		Why are you saying 'amen' when you are the one causing the problem in the first place...
	www.railpage.com.au /f-t3425.htm (871 words)

	Metlink - Marmalade - Zealot Films - Metlink
		Melbourne’s public transport system marketing organisation, Metlink, is targeting fare evaders with the humorous new TV campaign that takes the form of a training video called the Etiquette of Fare Evasion”.
		The campaign, aimed at encouraging all passengers to buy a valid ticket, highlights the fact that it is paying customers who carry the cost of their fellow passengers’ fare evasion.
		Metlink’s deputy CEO, Anne Randall, said Metlink’s research found that paying passengers were getting tired of paying for fare evaders to ride the system.
	www.bandt.com.au /news/c6/0c0318c6.asp (234 words)

	Greater Wellington - Metlink News answers commuters' questions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Metlink News tackles pressing issues such as what we’re doing to address capacity and reliability issues, and gives progress reports on the work that Greater Wellington is doing to upgrade the network.”
		Subsequent issues of Metlink News will be issued quarterly, providing news and updates on Metlink’s rail, bus and trolleybus services.
		Metlink News will continue to address all the issues that are important to public transport users.”
	www.gw.govt.nz /story20072.cfm (367 words)

	Metlink 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		The project is for primary and secondary schools (age range 7-19) and for individuals of any age.
		A feature of the project is that weather reports are provided daily on weekdays (Monday to Friday, inclusive) and reference is made in them to weather observations made at MetLink schools.
		You can take part in either or both of these two periods, and there is no charge for participation in the project.
	www.wcape.school.za /mickle/Metlink/04metlink.html (208 words)

	MetLife Portal Wins Standard Of Excellence Award by Insurance Networking News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Employers' reaction to MetLink is clear: more than 90% of employers from small to large groups report that they are satisfied or very satisfied according to MetLife's ongoing Customer Satisfaction Surveys.
		"MetLife is honored to be recognized for our innovative design of MetLink; it reduces paper and provides employers with a benefits administration solution that addresses issues they face each day," said Sachin Shah, vice president of Institutional eBusiness at MetLife.
		MetLink reduces benefits administration by providing online information and tools to help employers manage their MetLife benefit plans.
	www.insurancenetworking.com /protected/article.cfm?articleId=2792&pb=ros (286 words)

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