On 14 February 1965 operation of route 79 was transferred from Hawthorn depot to Kew depot. From 30 April 1972 it was jointly operated by Glenhuntly and Kew depots. On 30 September 1991 Z class trams began operating on the route.[1][2] From 2 April 1995, it was solely operated by Glenhuntly.[3][4][5]
Before 20 July 2009 route 79 North Richmond to St Kilda Beach operated Monday to Friday from 18:15, Saturdays from 13:10, and all day Sundays and public holidays. It was then altered to operate after 19:00 each night.[6][7] The route was discontinued on 27 July 2014 and replaced by a full-time route 78 service.[8][9]
^Capacity boost for Melbourne's tram system Trolley Wire issue 338 August 2014 page 21
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melbourne, tram, route, operated, yarra, trams, melbourne, tram, network, from, north, richmond, kilda, beach, kilometre, route, operated, glenhuntly, depot, with, class, trams, route, 79w954, chapel, street, windsor, stationin, september, 2006overviewsystemme. Melbourne tram route 79 was operated by Yarra Trams on the Melbourne tram network from North Richmond to St Kilda Beach The 7 5 kilometre route was operated out of Glenhuntly depot with Z and A class trams Route 79W954 on Chapel Street at Windsor stationin September 2006OverviewSystemMelbourne tramway networkOperatorYarra TramsDepotGlenhuntlyVehicleZ classA classEnded service27 July 2014RouteStartNorth RichmondViaRichmondSouth YarraWindsorPrahranEndSt Kilda BeachLength7 5 kilometresTimetableRoute 79 timetableMapRoute 79 mapRoute map map Route 78 system nav Route 82 Operated after 19 00 as an extended version of route 78 it was one of the few Melbourne tram routes that did not pass through the CBD Contents 1 History 1 1 Map 2 References 3 External linksHistory EditOn 14 February 1965 operation of route 79 was transferred from Hawthorn depot to Kew depot From 30 April 1972 it was jointly operated by Glenhuntly and Kew depots On 30 September 1991 Z class trams began operating on the route 1 2 From 2 April 1995 it was solely operated by Glenhuntly 3 4 5 Before 20 July 2009 route 79 North Richmond to St Kilda Beach operated Monday to Friday from 18 15 Saturdays from 13 10 and all day Sundays and public holidays It was then altered to operate after 19 00 each night 6 7 The route was discontinued on 27 July 2014 and replaced by a full time route 78 service 8 9 Map Edit Route 79 North Richmond Victoria Street Routes 12 109 Stop 65 Bridge Road Routes 48 75 61 East Richmond station East Richmond station 56 Toorak Road South Yarra station Route 8 50 Windsor station Windsor station 43 Dandenong Road Routes 5 64 42 Chapel Street Balaclava station Routes 3 3a 16 37 St Kilda Beach Route 3 3a 16 96 136References Edit Melbourne News Trolley Wire issue 247 November 1991 page 22 More on 30 April changes Transit Australia July 2017 page 217 Melbourne Trams Trolley Wire issue 261 May 1995 page 17 Swanston Street Tram Review Trolley Wire June 1995 page 141 Swanston Street Tram Review Transit Australia June 1995 page 141 New tram timetables deliver more services Yarra Trams 10 July 2009 History of Melbourne Trams Routes from 1950 to 2009 Yarra Trams Capacity boost for tram passengers Yarra Trams 9 July 2014 Capacity boost for Melbourne s tram system Trolley Wire issue 338 August 2014 page 21External links Edit Media related to Melbourne tram route 79 at Wikimedia Commons Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Melbourne tram route 79 amp oldid 1117100200, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
