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Re: [melb] Citadis compared to B2 Class

Subject: Re: [melb] Citadis compared to B2 Class
From: "Daniel Bowen" <dbowen@custard.REMOVE.net.au>
Date: Thu, 31 May 2001 10:40:44 GMT
Newsgroups: aus.rail
Organization: BigPond Internet Services (http://www.bigpond.net.au)
References: <slrn9hbs7d.18g.spammers-will-die@amalthea.dark.net> <3B16046D.3E86@iprolink.co.nzzzzz>
Xref: news1.unite.net.au aus.rail:38227


"David McLoughlin" <davemcl*PISSOFFSPAMMERS*@iprolink.co.nzzzzz> wrote in
message 3B16046D.3E86@iprolink.co.nzzzzz">news:3B16046D.3E86@iprolink.co.nzzzzz...
> Citadis and Combino are modular trams. You can have as many sections as
> you want. Whatever Swanston Trams is now called has ordered 5-section
> and 3-section Combinos. Whatever Yarra Trams is now called has ordered
> 3-section Citadises.

Yarra is the only one of the big four suburban tram/train companies that is
keeping its name.


Daniel
--
Daniel Bowen, Melbourne, Australia
dbowen@custard.REMOVE.net.au
Melbourne public transport FAQ http://www.custard.net.au/melbtrans/

References:
- [melb] Citadis compared to B2 Class
  - From: spammers-will-die@austux.net (Jeremy Lunn)
- Re: [melb] Citadis compared to B2 Class
  - From: David McLoughlin <davemcl*PISSOFFSPAMMERS*@iprolink.co.nzzzzz>

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