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ADELAIDE METRO'S NEW STATE OF THE ART TRAMS

The new state of the art Adelaide Metro trams will commence passenger services in January 2006

The Glenelg Tram timetable is available here

Weekdays timetable - (39KB PDF)
Saturday timetable - (37KB PDF)
Sunday timetable - (40KB PDF)
Complete timetable - (101KB PDF)

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New Tram tram icon Air Conditioned
tram iconQuiet
tram icon Comfortable
tram icon Easy Access - Low floor

woman reading on board tram Couple on board tram Couple at Glenelg cafe
ADELAIDE LIGHT RAIL... a new era for the Adelaide Metro

A MESSAGE FROM THE MINISTER FOR TRANSPORT
 The Government of South Australia has a bold vision outlined in its State Strategic Plan. A key objective of that plan is to double the use of public transport by 2018.

This is setting the bar high for the Government of South Australia and to achieve this we must offer a public transport system that is not choice of last resort. Instead, we want a system of first choice that offers comfort, convenience and reliability.

This Government realises to achieve this it must invest in the future. The Adelaide Light Rail project is a
commitment to this goal, and the beginning of a new era for the Adelaide Metro public transport system.

To achieve this quickly we have to refurbish the tram line and for a short nine-week period it will be closed for upgrade and a tram-alternative bus service will offered. Plus there is a host of existing bus services detailed in this brochure.

Please be patient and I'm sure when the new trams are running you'll agree it was worth the wait.
HON PATRICK CONLON MP
MINISTER FOR TRANSPORT

New tram interior, roomier, more comfortable.ADELAIDE METRO LIGHT RAIL... A MORE COMFORTABLE RIDE

The new Bombardier Flexity Classic Trams offer a high degree of customer comfort and smooth ride characteristics.

Offering not only air conditioned comfort but also easy low-floor access and three large double doors for easy boarding and alighting. With this level of comfort and convenience everyone will want to Get Up and Go on the New Adelaide Light Rail.

WHISPER QUIET

Whether you are riding in a new Flexity or watching from the outside, one of the first things you'll notice is that it's so quiet. Adelaide loves its old H type class trams, affectionately called "Rattlers". However, if you use the tram regularly or live near the track, the thought of a quiet and smooth ride will certainly excite you.

Illustration of new tram stopRELIABILITY

The Bombardier Flexity Classic has a proven record of reliability. With track upgrades, the new Adelaide Light Rail will offer a new level of dependability and reliability to ensure you get to your destination on time.

Tram at night on North TceNEW EXTENSION TO NORTH TERRACE

The planned new extension from Victoria Square to North Terrace will not only provide an iconic service to the city of Adelaide, it will in one bold move, link all of Adelaide Metro's public transport modes together allowing you to transfer from tram to bus, O-Bahn or train.

New Tram side on

 

For more information contact the Adelaide Metro InfoLine

Call 8210 1000
or toll free on 1800 182 160

Lines open 7am - 8pm, 7 days a week
For hearing impaired, call (TTY) on 8303 0844
or call into the InfoCentre
corner King William and Currie Streets, Adelaide.
Open 8am-6pm Monday to Friday,
9am-5pm Saturday and
11am-4pm Sunday.

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Page last updated on November 25, 2005

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