T-way

T-way or a transitway is a bus rapid transit line in the western suburbs of Sydney, Australia. T-ways are bus-only roads where undeveloped railway and motorway corridors are available, and bus-only lanes on existing roads. T-ways were conceived as an alternative to commuter railway services because of the lower cost and higher flexibility that they offer. T-ways can be constructed without the need for a dedicated corridor or tunnel. Buses can join and leave the T-way along the route, giving the T-way a wider feeder area than rail.

The NSW Government advocated T-ways in order to meet the growing public transport needs of Western Sydney in a planning document called Action for Transport 2010. The plan called for 90-kilometre-long bus rapid transit network linking a number of major centres west of Strathfield. To date, only two T-ways have been completed Liverpool-Parramatta & North-West T-Way.

T-ways can be used only by rapid bus services, selected local bus services and emergency vehicles. Other motorists using a bus lane (except to turn or overtake) can be fined. Other bus-only roads in Sydney include one at Moore Park and a dedicated roadway in the centre of the M2 Hills Motorway. Sydney has a large and expanding network of bus-only lanes on main roads.

T'way Airlines

T'way Air Co., Ltd.(Hangul: 티웨이항공; RR: Tiway hanggong), is a low-cost airline based in Seongsu-dong, Seongdong-gu, Seoul, South Korea.

History

T'way Air Co., Ltd. was established on 8 August 2010 with two Boeing 737-800s. The following month, the airlines obtained Domestic Air Operator Certificate(A.O.C.) and launched the service between Gimpo Int'l Airport and Jeju Int'l Airport. Prior to its dissolution before 2010, T'way Air was known as Hansung Airlines. In 2013, within three years after the foundation, T'way Air achieved a profit. In 2014, the airlines recorded the highest load factors in Gimpo-Jeju flight among the seven Korean air carriers. In March 2014, T'way Air introduced its 7th aircraft (B737-800) and another aircraft will be added in August 2014. The airlines will launch service between Daegu Airport to Jeju Int'l Airport on March 30, 2014. In August 2010, established with introduction of first and 2nd Boeing 737-800.