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Posted March 15, 2014 22:20 · last edited March 15, 2014 22:25

Tegal wrote:

That's fairly simple. The 1/3 @ $30

Assume 99 carparks (arbitrary) 

99 x 8 = $792

33 x 30 = $990

It also encourages people to take public transport. Which I assume is part of it. 



That works.
I always made that assumption as well.
Just on the arithmetic, does anyone know what the car park capacity actually is?

...and I no longer have the mental capacity to work that out (Tegal's example) ... I despair.

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dairyflat edited March 15, 2014 22:25
Tegal wrote:

That's fairly simple. The 1/3 @ $30

Assume 99 carparks (arbitrary) 

99 x 8 = $792

33 x 30 = $990

It also encourages people to take public transport. Which I assume is part of it. 



That works.
I always made that assumption as well.
Just on the arithmetic, does anyone know what the car park capacity actually is?