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04/06/2026

Here is a photo for follower Brad Duncan. Z3 222 is seen running along Union Road Ascot Vale on tram route 57 to West Maribyrnong. It's been a late autumn in Melbourne with plenty of colour still to be found in winter!

03/06/2026

Thanks to Andrew - check out his work on the Yarra Trams Corporate Video dating back to 2004. Things have changed in 20 years! Click on the link below to watch.

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03/06/2026

In the previous tow photo, people were asking what the red cable was used for. It's actually a secondary restraint strap. Both the G and B2 have a place where the strap can be fitted. If the tow bar breaks away, the secondary restraint will hold the tram.

03/06/2026

I found another cup holder on the G class tram which actually doubles as a food holder as well 😁😁.

03/06/2026

Odd things happen on the Melbourne tram network at night. Here's an example at 301am with a low floor G class tram towing a high floor B2 class tram. Give TramBook a follow if you would like to see more trams.

03/06/2026

This is how a tram is moved off the tram traverser onto a maintenance road with no overhead power.

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02/06/2026

Here is W8 888 during it's 500 kilometre fault free running test sitting in front of the Princess Theatre in Melbourne. Keen eyes will see the Harry Potter and the cursed child sign out the front of the theatre.

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02/06/2026

The tram to Wattle Park passing Marvel Stadium Melbourne. Note the red Mazda to match the Marvel logo.

01/06/2026

These two trams were built in the same factory at Dandenong Melbourne. B2 2126 was built in 1993 which was then the factory for ABB transportation. E 6057 was built in 2017 in what was the Bombardier factory.