Barnrdial

Barnrdial is a medium-sized city in the state of Barnrdial in Choco. This medium sized-city is part of the Barnrdial Metropolitan Area, which also includes Rosetta Bay (a resort town), Youngston (a small town), Ellingdale (a large town) and Caloundra (a small city). The Akihabara of Barnrdial is Sunnybank Avenue.

History
The area was first settled in 7,000 B.C. by the indigenous humans of Beyhhye. In 1740, Barnrdial was settled by the British.

The city began to expand in 1877 with the creation of Youngston. It was expanded again in 1904 with the creation of Rosetta Bay.

Transportation Network
Barnrdial is accessible via Highways B and C (the highways are lettered to make it more distinct from exits which use numbers). If you are driving on Highway B, look for exit number 18, but if you are on Highway C, look for exit number −54. Note that Choco is very unusual in having exit 0 and negative numbered exits in its highways.

Private transport
The city has 584,000 cars roaming around streets and roads. The city promoted more public transport in 1980, with car usages in the city down from 1.5 million in 1970 to just 785,120. It is planned by 2050, Barnrdial will be the only city in the Barnrdial Metropolitan Area with private cars, while others will be car-free.

Buses
Barnrdial began its bus services in 1921. The first operators were the Leonard Bus Company and the Kirkliston Bus Service. In 1979, Barnrdial Buses began to run bus services, and the private operators have been disappeared.

Double-decker buses operate on the following six routes:
 * 3: Andersen Hills to Barnrdial Shopping Centre
 * 6: Royal Howard to Olsen District
 * 7: Barnrdial Ferry Pier to Olsen District
 * 10: Barnrdial Bus Terminus to Barnrdial International Airport (Express)
 * 11: Emerald Avenue to Parkside
 * 19: Barnrdial Bus Terminus to Parkside

Articulated buses operate on the following routes:
 * 5: Thur District to Barnrdial Bus Terminus
 * 5+: Wittenoom District to Barnrdial Bus Terminus (Express)
 * 17: Haroom District to Barnrdial Bus Terminus
 * 24: Leonard District to Parkside
 * 29: Barnrdial Bus Terminus to Emerald Avenue
 * 30: Roe Hills to Candleford District
 * 30+: Honey District to Candleford District

There are eighteen lettered bus routes. These bus routes were previously operated by Thorron and Crossness Buses, who used letters (not numbers), until its dissolution in 1970.


 * A: Thorron District to Fernward Street
 * C: Stanwood Avenue to Parkside
 * C+: Elton Road to Parkside (Express)
 * D: Olsonvale District to Parkside
 * E: Keystone Avenue to Barnrdial Shopping Centre
 * F: Haroom District to Barnrdial Shopping Centre
 * F+: Olwings District to Barnrdial Bus Terminus (Express)
 * G: Haughton Heights to Kelly Drive
 * H: Honey District to Barnrdial Bus Terminus
 * K: Lutrell Avenue to Tharnton District
 * L: Liddell Road to Barnrdial Community Centre
 * L+: London District to Barnrdial Community Centre (Express)
 * N: Cheswick District to Homebush District
 * P: Roseneath Drive to Homebush District
 * R: Rosalie District to Barnrdial Bus Terminus
 * T: Cheswick District to Parkside
 * W: Walter Avenue to Parkside
 * W+: Walter Avenue to Barnrdial Bus Terminus (Express)

Fleet numbering

Fleet numbers of Barnrdial's buses are in the form of XXXYYYZ where XXX is the three-digit class code, YYY is the three-digit serial number with leading zeroes to distinguish individual buses, and Z is the error detecting code (or check digit). The following condition of the fleet numbers must hold: $$(d_1 \times 7) + (d_2 \times 6) + (d_3 \times 5) + (d_4 \times 4) + (d_5 \times 3) + (d_2 \times 2) + (d_1 \times 1)\mod 10 = 0.\,$$