Tram networks to reintegrate

By Railway Gazette International and MPH/Dunn/Schrader2002-11-01T11:00:00

AS FORECAST last month (RG 10.02 p605), Melbourne is about to turn the clock back and put a single operator in charge of the world’s third-largest tram network. National Express Group Australia, operator of M>Tram, revealed on October 17 that it was negotiating to sell M>Tram to Yarra Trams, a ...

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