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 Melbourne's Restaurant Trams
Melbourne's famous Restaurant Trams, operated by the Colonial Tramcar Restaurant Company, have been a feature of Melbourne since the 1980's.
The original Restaurant Tram, number 442, was converted from a W2 class tram.
The driver of 442 was waiting for the B2 tram on the right to pass by before departing.
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 Melbourne   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
Melbourne is the capital and largest city of the state Victoria and the second largest city in Australia with a population of 3 366 (census 2001).
Melbourne is a large commercial and industrial centre with many of Australia's largest and many multinational corporations (approximately one-third of the 100 largest operating in Australia as of 2002) headquartered there.
Melbourne was founded in 1834 by a group of free settlers led by John Batman and John Fawkner unlike many of Australia's capital cities were founded as penal colonies (Adelaide is another notable exception).
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 Melbourne's tram routes 1 and 22
Melbourne's tram route 1 starts from the corner of Bell and Nicholson Sts East Coburg, where the terminus is in a reservation with a single track and waiting shelter.
Route 22 crosses route 19 from North Coburg at Sydney Rd on its way to the junction, which is triangular to enable access to Brunswick Depot from Nicholson St.
Tram travellers can take their skateboards and roller blades along with them as there is an excellent bike and skate trail along the foreshore near the tram terminus, which is in reservation containing the necessary single tram line, seats and shelter.
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 Tram - Free net encyclopedia   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
The first trams, known as streetcars in north America, or horsecars, that were built in the United States, and developed from city stagecoach lines and omnibus lines that picked up and dropped off passengers on a regular route and without the need to be pre-hired.
Modern trams generally use overhead electric cables, from which they draw current through a pantograph, a bow collector (less commonly) or the now-rare trolley pole (the former is most common and used on most new tram designs).
In Melbourne, in addition to newer types of trams in use such as the Citadis and the Combino and the middle-aged A, B and Z class trams, older W-class trams (of the dropcentre design referred to above) remain in service and are a popular tourist attraction.
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 Melbourne's Public Transport Network is Environmentally Friendly : Melbourne Indymedia
Trams are a rather notorious case - as someone else mentioned - due to a non-peer-reviewed paper that some RMIT engineers produced two years ago, claiming that trams have three to five times the greenhouse emissions of cars.
There are a number of tram routes, particularly in the south east but also in other parts of town that with a minor 1-4km extension could end up interchanging with a nearby rail station or shopping centre.
There's an interchange with another tram route and a possible future rail station to the north of the 72 terminus, and also an extension of the Bourke Road section south to Caulfield (splitting the 7 from the 72 and running the 72 south of Gardiner) would be useful.
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 Melbourne travel guide - Wikitravel   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
Melbourne [1] is the second-largest city in Australia and the capital of the state of Victoria.
Melbourne is the unquestioned sporting capital of Australia with the largest arenas and two of the major sporting administrations basing their operation in Melbourne: Cricket Australia is a stone's throw from the MCG, and the Australian Football League is based at the Telstra Dome.
Melbourne is more-or-less centrally located on the coast of Victoria, and there are many natural and manmade attractions close enough to easily visit in a day's return drive.
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 Melbourne : Planning a Trip : Getting Around | Frommers.com
Trams, trains, and buses are operated by several private companies, including the National Bus Company, Yarra Trams, and Connex, to name a few.
Trams are an essential part of the city, and a major cultural icon.
Roads can be confusing, there are trams and aggressive drivers everywhere, and there is a strange rule about turning right from the left lane at major intersections in the downtown center (which leaves the left-hand lane free for oncoming trams and through traffic).
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 Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Melbourne at Epinions.com   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
Trams are the predominant vehicle and once you get a handle on the routes they are a great way to get around (if a little dangerous when you disembark).
The Circle Trams are distinctive because they belong to a forgotten time, picture a fl and white photo of Dublin's Streets at the turn of the century and these trams are there in the foreground.
Melbourne is a city that revels in the joys of life.
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 MELBOURNE AUSTRALIA
This became known as the Port Melbourne Line, and was eventually converted to tram route #109.
Houses in Port Melbourne range from colonial single-fronted wooden worker's cottages to new apartments and housing developments, and Port Melbourne has undergone a major demographic shift in the past twenty years, from one of the cheapest and poorest suburbs in the city to one of the most expensive and wealthiest.
Port Melbourne now blends significant amounts of wealthy people with those who live in the numerous Public housing developements, and other 'old port' locals; large numbers of immigrants who arrived at Station Pier and settled, primarily those of Greek background, and new immigrants from Africa and Asia.
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 Trail results for Tram
Tram at 900 feet, where snow mongers clad in Gore-tex? and goggles wait...
Angle Tram Station was part of a 2nd tram system to carry ore to the newer...
Tram Bank, once a railroad tram that took logs across the wetlands to a major...
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 Trams:Miscellaneous:Trains:AJH   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
Melbourne's trams survived a concerted blitz by the motoring lobby in the 1960s to rid Australia of its trams.
So while for some 30 years Melbourne was laughed at by other states for its trams, now the smiles are on the other side, for all cities are regretting their short-sighted actions, and some have gone so far as to start reinstalling light rail (e.g., Sydney).
The tram on the left is MMTB C class, originally built for the Prahran and Malvern Tramways Trust (PMTT) as PMTT-45, reclassified as E-45 when taken over by the MMTB, and then further reclassified by the MMTB in 1928 as C-45.
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 Which side of the road do they drive on?
Trams (streetcars) of course drive on the right, except for one section which uses left-hand running because of the convenience of interchange arrangements at Alvik station.
Metros run on the right except for the Nizhniy Novgorod metro line 2, which runs on the left for easier interchanges with line 1; apparently this is a temporary measure and when the lines are extended past their interchange at Moskovskaya station, they will both revert to right-hand running (Andrey Chernyakhovsky).
Indeed, on some routes across the deserts of the Middle East, furrows were ploughed in the sand so that pilots could follow them.
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 Melbourne Hostels & Backpacker Travel Products - Melbourne, Victoria Hostel Accommodation, Package, Adventure Tour ...   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
To quote the Lonely Planet guidebook… “St Kilda is one of Melbourne’s liveliest and most cosmopolitan areas.” Spend some time staying at base you will understand why St Kilda is the place where the coolest and funkiest people in Melbourne hang out.
Base is situated in the heart of St Kilda, yet we are only 15 minutes by tram from Melbourne city centre.
We are committed to being the cleanest hostel in Melbourne.
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 webDotWiz Train Simulator - Stadtbahn (Cityline) U79 Tram Route
U79 is a tram route full of detail which fortunately won't slow your computer to a crawl.
For a correct installation, the U79 route requires the six default MSTS routes (easily organised if you're a Train Store user) and an Installme.bat to be run after the zips have been unpacked and the EXEs ran.
Having changed a couple of lines in one tram's ENGine file, web•TrainSim found that the Series 2000 settings were far too slow to react, particularly the brake release and application, so he reset the ENGine file and is using the keyboard.
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 Melbourne
Pass through Melbourne's eastern suburbs to Ferntree Gully, at the foot of the Ranges, and on to the Dandenong Ranges National Park - home of the Lyrebird, superb traditional gardens and towering mountain ash forests.
Travel the Western Highway, the stagecoach route of the 1850's, to Bacchus Marsh - a landscape of orchards and once a resting place for the Cobb and Co stagecoach.
Follow the route of the overland cattle drovers as you travel through Kyneton, passing Woodend and beautiful Mt Macedon.
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 Melbourne tram route information
University (Swanston/Faraday Sts) 2 (1, 4), 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 16, (21), (22, [25]), 61, 62, 64, 66, 67, 72, 73
Spring St Swanston St 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 16, 21, 22, [25], 61, 62, 64, 66, 67, 72, 73
1 - 3 - 5 - 6 - 8 - 11 - 12 - 16 - 19 - 22 - 34 - CC - 48 - 55 - 57 - 59 - 64 - 67 - 69 - 70 - 72 - 75 - 79 - 82 - 86 - 96 - 109
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 W-11 tram; From Karachi to Melbourne! - SkyscraperCity
A fleet of particularly vibrant mini-buses ply the Karachi route called W-11, characterised by stainless-steel panels, brightly coloured plastic collages, flashing light patterns, music beats and exuberant conductors.
A team of W-11 vehicle decorators from Karachi will undertake a residency in Melbourne to transform a tram that will run a free service on the Melbourne City Circle tram route during the Commonwealth Games time.
The tram is a Z1 class which means that its days in service are numbered.
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