Manley Express Ferry (Manly Fast Ferry). (picture of the Daily telegram)
According to the Daily Telegraph, according to a survey of more than 23000 people in the new state, Manley (Manly) is considered the best place for Sydney's public transport.
It is reported that the survey is part of the insurance company NRMA "Road Evaluation (Rate Your Road)" campaign, the results show that from Sydney, Newcastle (Newcastle), 16000 public transport users at Gusford (Gosford) and Wolonggang (Wollongong) rated Manley the most.
It is reported that Manley (Manly) scored 77 points (full score 100 points), ranking first in the best public transport choice.
NRMA's speaker Kuli (Peter Khoury) said Manley offers commuters a wide range of public transport options, and residents on northern beaches can take Manley Express Ferry, (Manly Fast Ferry), Sydney Ferry, B-line bus, Free Shuttle and more. So it's not surprising that the area has a high score.
On the other hand, Sydney's worst public transport score was the Hoxbury (Hawkesbury), with just 35 points. In addition, Plant Bay (Botany Bay) also received a poor rating, only 43 points.
Kuli said that public transport services irregular and unreliable areas score is not ideal. For example, from (Richmond), Richmond, residents take an hour and 20 minutes of train or two hours and 20 minutes by bus. It takes 70 minutes to get to CBD by bus from Plant Bay. Moving from Manley to the roundabout wharf (Circular Quay), by contrast, is much more convenient and takes only 15 minutes by express ferry.
