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“We always knew this would be a technically difficult project to deliver,” he said.

That's not the line they took prior to the election.

The requirement to have intersecting sections of track be planar (on a flat surface)

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I notice that there are two trams sitting at the Botanic Gardens terminus with pantagraphs down. They don't seem to be doing anything.

Anybody know what this is about?

rubberman wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 07, 2018 3:30 pm

I notice that there are two trams sitting at the Botanic Gardens terminus with pantagraphs down. They don't seem to be doing anything.

Anybody know what this is about?20181007_111338.jpg

The tram line between South Terrace and Glenelg was closed today, so I assume they were being stored there as backup for the run between South Terrace and the Entertainment Centre.

Norman wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 07, 2018 5:04 pm

rubberman wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 07, 2018 3:30 pm

I notice that there are two trams sitting at the Botanic Gardens terminus with pantagraphs down. They don't seem to be doing anything.

Anybody know what this is about?20181007_111338.jpg

The tram line between South Terrace and Glenelg was closed today, so I assume they were being stored there as backup for the run between South Terrace and the Entertainment Centre.

The points at the south end of the Glengowrie depot triangle are being replaced and reconcreted. Also some maintenance and concrete repair is being done on the bridge over the Sturt at Glengowrie.

There was also 4 trams stored just north of Greenhill Rd and another 2 in the parklands by South Tce.

https://www.adelaidemetro.com.au/Announ ... 13-October

New tram services operating from first service Saturday 13 October

Goodsy wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 12, 2018 8:26 pm

https://www.adelaidemetro.com.au/Announ ... 13-October

New tram services operating from first service Saturday 13 October

HOORAY!

After all this time, what a strangely sudden announcement, sent at 8:11pm. But still, finally.

On a side note, anybody know why they're ripping up and redoing all the gutters outside Ayers House? Obviously they were done for the tram extension, now being done again, and will no doubt be done a third time when the council do their footpath upgrades.

Nathan wrote:After all this time, what a strangely sudden announcement, sent at 8:11pm. But still, finally.

On a side note, anybody know why they're ripping up and redoing all the gutters outside Ayers House? Obviously they were done for the tram extension, now being done again, and will no doubt be done a third time when the council do their footpath upgrades.

Looking for George Costanzas keys or Stephen knolls integrity

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Now what do we talk about? There's nothing else on the horizon with the trams.

Finally!!

What an utterly redicilous way to launch this long awaited project. No decency and respect to the community. Was there even an official launch or did they just hit the start button?

However, it's good to finally see it in operation.