Put your name to a trip on the loop.
The loop of liveability is 3.6 km of tram around the city's heart: North Terrace, Pulteney, Halifax, Sturt and Morphett streets. Nobody has yet asked who would ride it. This is that question. Say the trip you'd take and how often, and you're a Founding Rider: a numbered pass, a place in the queue, and your trip counted. About a minute.
Pulteney Street, 2036 B · illustrative, AI-assisted · not a council proposal
What a Founding Rider is
A person who says: if the loop ran, I'd ride it, this trip, this often. It's free, there's no ticket and no money. Each rider is one trip, one frequency and one postcode. Added up, that's a number nobody has for Adelaide yet: how many trips a day a tram around the city's heart would carry, before a dollar is spent working out how to build it.
Your email is used once, to confirm it's you. The count on the board is confirmed riders only. Your name never appears anywhere unless you say so later.
The aim is 2,036 riders by 31 January. How the site handles what you give it.
Check your email.
It comes from dans@adelaide2036.au. If it isn't there in a minute, look in Promotions or Spam. The link works for seven days.
Press and hold the pass to save it.
In the queue
Your link
Each friend who joins through your link and confirms moves you up 25 places.
On 31 January the first 100 in the queue are named on the site, first name and suburb, only if they say yes when asked.