Melbourne tram route 64

Route 64
Melbourne University - Brighton East
Icon for route 64.

A2 292 in Swanston St on route 64

Overview
System Melbourne
Operator Yarra Trams
Depot Glenhuntly
Vehicle Z-class, A1-class, B2-class
Began service 24 July 1934
Route
Locale Melbourne, Australia
Start Melbourne University
Via Carlton
Melbourne CBD (Swanston St)
Southbank
Windsor
Prahran
Armadale
Caulfield
End Brighton East
Length 16.1 km (10.0 mi)
Zone(s) Free Zone: Stops 8-13
Myki Zone 1: Stops 1-7, 14-68
Annual patronage 5 million
Timetable Route 64 timetable
Map Route 64 map
 Route 59  {{{system_nav}}}  Route 67 

Melbourne tram route 64 is operated by Yarra Trams on the Melbourne tram network. It operates from Melbourne University to Brighton East via Windsor and Caulfield. The 18.1 kilometre route is operated by Z, A and B class trams from Glenhuntly depot.[1][2]

At night times, passengers for route 5 to Malvern are required to board route 64 and transfer to route 5 shuttles on Dandenong Road.

History

Route 64 commenced operating on 24 July 1934, but the running of trams on the roads which it runs on today began in 1925, when the Glen Huntly Road to Brighton Cemetery line opened.[3] Although the route number for that service remains unknown, the first service to run as route 64 was the Brighton Cemetery to St Kilda Beach route, commencing service on the 24 July 1934.[4] From its terminus at the corner of North and Hawthorn Roads, the service ran up Hawthorn Road turned in to Dandenong Road then ran up Queens Way to St Kilda Junction, into Fitzroy Street to the St Kilda Beach terminus in front of today's Luna Park.

On 5 December 1937, route 64 was extended down Hawthorn Road to the present day terminus in Brighton East at the corner of the Nepean Highway and Hawthorn Road.

Operation

Route 64 is mainly run with Z, A, and B class trams from Glenhuntly depot.[2]

Route map

Route 64
Stop
Melbourne University Connections
1
Melbourne University Tram interchange 1, 6; Bus interchange 401, 402, 403, 546
2
Lincoln Square
4
Queensberry Street
7
RMIT University
8
Melbourne Central Station Tram interchange 30, City Circle; Mainline rail interchange Melbourne Central; Bus interchange Lonsdale St buses
10
Bourke Street Mall Tram interchange 86, 96; Bus interchange Lonsdale St buses
11
Collins Street Tram interchange 11, 12, 48, 109
13
Flinders Street Station Tram interchange 70, 75, City Circle; Mainline rail interchange Flinders Street; Bus interchange 605
14
Arts Precinct Tram interchange 1; Bus interchange 216, 219, 220
17
Grant Street - Police Memorial
19
Shrine of Remembrance
20
Domain Interchange Tram interchange 58; Bus interchange 216, 219, 220
21
Bowen Cr
22
Toorak Rd
23
Arthur St
24
Leopold St
25
Commercial Rd Tram interchange 72; Bus interchange 216, 219, 220
26
Moubray St
27
High St Tram interchange 6
29
Union St
30
St Kilda Junction Tram interchange 3/3a, 16, 67; Bus interchange 246
31
Queens Way
32
Chapel St Mainline rail interchange Windsor; Tram interchange 78
33
Hornby St
34
The Avenue
35
Williams Rd Bus interchange 216, 219
36
Closeburn Av
37
Lansdowne Rd
38
Orrong Rd Bus interchange 220
40
Wattletree Rd Tram interchange 5
41
Cantala Av
42
Kooyong Rd Bus interchange 605
43
Egerton Rd
44
Bailey Av
48
Hawthorn Rd Mainline rail interchange Malvern; Tram interchange 16
48A
Dandenong Rd (To Melb Uni only)
49
Arthur St
50
Inkerman Rd
51
Balaclava Rd Tram interchange 3/3a, 6
52
Halstead St
53
Northcote Av
54
Glen Eira Rd Bus interchange 623
55
Sylverly Gv
56
Briggs St
57
Glenhuntly Rd Tram interchange 67
58
Sycamore St
59
Princes Park
60
Dover St Bus interchange 625
61
Stone St
62
Gardenvale Rd
63
North Rd Bus interchange 626, 630
64
Taylor St
65
Davey Av
66
Union St Bus interchange 626
67
Rogers Av
68
Nepean Hwy Bus interchange 703
East Brighton
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. 1 2 Route 64 Yarra Trams
  3. "Re: 1925-1934". 12 December 2005. Retrieved 12 January 2015.
  4. "Every number (and letter) ever used". Yarra Trams. Retrieved 12 January 2015.
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