Tram service changesSt Kilda Road tram track renewalRoutes 3/3a, 5, 6, 8, 16, 55, 64, 67 and 72Good Friday 6 April to Wednesday 11 April 2012

Yarra Trams is renewing tram tracks in St Kilda Road between Commercial Road and Domain Interchange from Good Friday (6 April) over the Easter Break to Wednesday 11 April.

Also over the Easter long weekend, there will be track maintenance work between Domain Interchange and Southbank Boulevard.

The following tram service changes will apply:

Good Friday to Easter Monday – Map 1Routes 3/3a, 5, 6, 16, 64, 67 and 72 trams will be replaced by buses between Commercial Road and the Arts Precinct.Route 8 trams will be replaced by buses between the Arts Precinct and Toorak terminus.Shu le trams will operate between the Arts Precinct and Melbourne University.Route 55 trams will operate between West Coburg and City Road (no service between Domain Interchange and City Road).Route 1 will operate as normal.

Tuesday 10 and Wednesday 11 April – Map 2Routes 3/3a, 5, 6, 16, 64, 67 and 72 trams will be replaced by buses between Commercial Road and the Arts Precinct.Shu le trams will operate between the Arts Precinct and Melbourne University.Routes 1, 8 and 55 will operate as normal.

Planning your tripPlease allow extra me for your journey.There may be some delays to tram services in St Kilda Road as they approach the bus transfer point, south of Commercial Road.The closure of the centre lanes of St Kilda Road is expected to create tra c conges on in St Kilda Road a ec ng tram replacement bus services.Motorists are advised to take alterna ve routes.or more informa on visit works.yarratrams.com.au

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or train, tram and bus informa on Call 131 638 (6am-midnight daily) or visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au

Yarra Trams welcomes customer feedback on 1800 800 166 (6am-midnight daily)

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The major track works in St Kilda Road this Easter are part of our commitment to modernising Melbourne’s tram network.

St Kilda Road is the busiest tram boulevard in the world with around 100,000 passenger trips each day.

The new tracks will provide a smoother ride for customers and reduce noise associated with trams travelling over older track.

We thank you for your pa ence and understanding during these track renewal works which are essen al to the con nued safe and e cient opera on of Melbourne’s tram network.