Melbourne tram route 16

Route 16
Melbourne University - Kew
Icon for route 16.

D class tram on Swanston Street
in November 2005
Overview
System Melbourne
Operator Yarra Trams
Depot Malvern
Vehicle Z3 class
D class
Began service 31 March 1995
Route
Locale Melbourne, Australia
Start Melbourne University
Via Carlton
Melbourne CBD (Swanston St)
Southbank
St Kilda
Balaclava
St Kilda East
Caulfield North
Malvern
Toorak
Hawthorn
End Kew
Length 20.2 km (12.6 mi)
Service
Journey time 65-90 minutes
Operates Daily
Zone(s) Free Zone: Stops 8-13
Myki Zone 1: Stops 1-7, 14-80
Annual patronage 8.2 million
Timetable Route 16 timetable
Map Route 16 map
 Route 12  {{{system_nav}}}  Route 19 

Melbourne tram route 16 is operated by Yarra Trams on the Melbourne tram network. It operates from Melbourne University to Kew. The 20.2 kilometre route is operated by Z and D class trams from Malvern depot.[1][2]

History

Route 16 commenced on 31 March 1995 when route 15 Moreland to St Kilda Beach was split into route 16 from Melbourne University to St Kilda Beach and route 22 from Moreland to the city.[3] On 17 October 2004 route 16 was combined with route 69 St Kilda Beach to Kew.[4][5][6][7]

In March 2007, an Avenio tram commenced a three month evaluation on route 16.[8][9]

Map

Route 16
Melbourne University Routes 1, 6 Stop 1
City
La Trobe Street Melbourne Central station Routes 30, City Circle 8
Lonsdale Street 9
Bourke Street Routes 86, 96 10
Collins Street Routes 11, 12, 48, 109 11
Federation Square Flinders St station Routes 70, 75, City Circle 13
Arts Precinct Route 1 14
St Kilda Road
Southbank Boulevarde 16
Coventry Street 18
Domain Interchange Route 58 20
Toorak Road 22
Commercial Road Route 72 25
High Street Route 6 27
St Kilda Junction Routes 3/3a, 5, 64, 67 30
Luna Park Route 96 138
Balaclava station Balaclava station 38
Malvern station Malvern station 53
Malvern Road Route 72 59
Kooyong station Kooyong station 65
Riversdale Road Routes 70, 75 13
Glenferrie station Glenferrie station 74
Kew Route 109 80

Not all stops are shown, refer to timetable for full list of stops
Green denotes free tram zone

References

  1. Facts & figures Yarra Trams
  2. Route 16 Yarra Trams
  3. "Melbourne Trams" Trolley Wire issue 261 May 1995 page 17
  4. Route 16 now goes further Yarra Trams 8 November 2014
  5. New improved routes for Melbourne's tram network Yarra Trams October 2004
  6. "Route changes in Melbourne" Trolley Wire issue 299 December 2004 page 16
  7. History of Melbourne Trams Routes from 1950 to 2009 Yarra Trams
  8. "Lisbon demonstrator arrives in Melbourne" Trolley Wire issue 308 February 2007 pages 14/15
  9. Australia Combino Plus Siemens 29 March 2007
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