We’re making more CBD tram stops easier to use

Other benefits include:

  • quicker tram journey times
  • improved service reliability and connectivity
  • more evenly spaced stops
  • improved comfort and safety for passengers, with better separation from traffic.

La Trobe Street features several important interchange locations, to trains at Flagstaff Station and Melbourne Central Station, and trams along Spencer, William, Elizabeth and Swanston streets.

The new Swanston Street stop interfaces with both the new State Library Station, being built as part of the Metro Tunnel Project, as well as the existing Melbourne Central Station.

Upgrading these tram stops means that passengers with accessibility needs can now connect east-west from Docklands to key destinations across the northern part of the CBD, including Melbourne Central, Flagstaff Gardens, RMIT University, Carlton Gardens and St Vincent’s Hospital.

Simplified example of La Trobe Street with new level-access tram stops (not to scale)

Simplified example of La Trobe Street with new level-access tram stops (not to scale)