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Sydney’s trams in search of passengers
By Railway Gazette International1998-02-01T11:00:00
RUNNING from Sydney’s Central station to Wattle Street in Wentworth Park, the 3·6 km light rail route was inaugurated last August. Services are provided by a fleet of seven five-section articulated low-floor cars built by Adtranz at Dandenong in Victoria.
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