Public Transit Victoria (Melbourne) Trams - D Class

When the Melbourne tram system was privatized in the early 2000's, operations were divided between two different contractors. M>Tram, the group that ultimately ended up being bought out by the other (Yarra Trams), began ordering replacement trams in 2002. The Melbourne D Class tram, known elsewhere as the Siemens Combino, actually consists of two different models. The 59 three-section units delivered in 2002-04 are referred to as class D1, while the five-section units delivered in 2004 are referred to as class D2.

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	3501	August 2019	3501 running SB on Swanston Street approaching Collins Street as a route 5.
	3501	August 2019	3501 running NB on Swanston Street at Finders Street as a route 6.
	3506	August 2019	3506 running SB on Swanston Street approaching Collins Street as a route 16.
	3531	August 2019	3531 running SB on Swanston Street approaching Collins Street as a route 5.
	3534	August 2019	3534 running NB on Swanston Street at Finders Street as a route 72.
	3537	August 2019	3537 running NB on Swanston Street at Finders Street as a route 72.
	5001	August 2019	5001 running NB on Elizabeth Street at Queen Victoria Market Station as a route 19..
	5001	August 2019	The rear of 5001.
	5004	August 2019	5004 running NB on Elizabeth Street at Franklin Street as a route 19.
	5009	August 2019	5009 running SB on Elizabeth Street approaching the Finders Street terminus as a route 19.
	5010	August 2019	5010 running NB on Elizabeth Street at Franklin Street as a route 19.
	5013	August 2019	5013 running SB on Swanston Street approaching Finders Street as a route 6.
	5018	August 2019	5018 running NB on Elizabeth Street at Franklin Street as a route 19.
	5020	August 2019	5020 running SB on Elizabeth Street at Collins Street as a route 19.

This page last updated on September 2, 2019.

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