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What does the Calendar Pressure strip show?

The Calendar Pressure strip on the Court section visualises the next 14 days. Each row is one day, with three signals:

  • Number of court appearances scheduled.
  • Number of tasks due.
  • A small travel badge like ✈ 151km when the day spans multiple venues. The intensity bar gets a small bump for short hops (under 50km) and a big bump for cross-region days.

The bar length is relative to the heaviest day in the window. Co-located complexes (e.g. Brisbane Magistrates and District at 363 George St) don’t trigger a travel penalty: it has to be a genuine drive.

Use it to spot which day next fortnight is going to be tight before it lands.

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