5 easy tram extensions to make Melbourne's transit better
Although Melbourne has the most extensive tram network worldwide, there are still numerous gaps in the system. In this video, I discuss 5 potential 'simple' tram extensions to improve Melbourne's transit system as a whole. Disclaimer: This video isn't meant to be either an exhaustive list and does not represent my opinion on the most 'important' extensions, just ones that I think are reasonably simple. Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:30 Route 67 to Carnegie Station 03:26 Route 5 to Darling Station 05:19 Victoria St link - St Vincent's Plaza to North Melbourne 08:10 Route 11 to Reservoir Station 10:20 Route 3 to East Malvern Station & Chadstone 12:14 Conclusion Credits Footage: filmed by myself or with @viathealtonaloop Most maps are produced with the openstreetmap (openstreetmap.org) humanitarian filter, and then in Adobe Illustrator Beast's Transport's video: • The Missing Link in Melbourne's Tram Network Sources: Wikipedia Walk around site of proposed extensions Google Earth Australian Greens Own Work Prior Knowledge

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