You can sign in at the famous spots on the Internet again.
Good news! Melbourne`s famous tram restaurant is coming back!
After consulting with the operator of the tram restaurant, Public Transport Victoria decided to lend a newly upgraded W8-class tram to the restaurant as an alternative car during the maintenance of the old tram to continue to provide dining services.
In other words, in the future, we can sit in the tram to enjoy the food, while enjoying the beautiful scenery along the way!
Ahem, if there are friends who do not know what has happened, Xiao Wei is also here a brief introduction. In October, the tram restaurant in operation was abruptly suspended by Yarra Trams.
The reason is that the wooden originals of the old trams were badly damaged and failed routine safety tests, according to, Yarra Trams. If a collision occurs in the course of driving, there is a great risk.
So, just to be safe, Yarra Trams asked the operator of the tram restaurant to suspend business and send the old trams to maintenance and upgrade.
But perhaps because Tu`ao is less efficient, the tram repair plant in Bendigo, Victoria, says it will not be able to put the restaurant on the agenda until 2020.
In the meantime, Melbourne`s unique sign-in spot can only regret to say goodbye.
At that time, the news came out, causing a lot of dissatisfaction among netizens.
"We refuse to do this! The tram restaurant not only attracts thousands of people to Melbourne, but also offers us Victorians an excellent way to relax. I`ve eaten it several times, and I really can`t do it better! Keep it running! "
"it was very sad and disappointing to hear the news. My husband and I would go to the tram restaurant every time we came to Melbourne and never felt unsafe! We will certainly support the local tourist attractions and run their company. I hope you can resume operation as soon as possible. "
"Why can`t they give priority to the maintenance of their trams? Please don`t wait until 2020 for the sake of your livelihood and for the good experience of all the visitors to Melbourne. "
Petitions have also been launched online, hoping that Yarra Trams and Allan, the state transportation secretary, will find a practical solution.
So far, the petition has been signed by more than 6000 people.
Presumably in response to public opinion, PTV decided to lend a tram to the tram restaurant as a substitute, while giving priority to repairing the old trams, which will start in December.
I hope the workers in Earth Australia can do some work this time and fix the old trams as soon as possible. In the meantime, you might as well first feel the new tram into the tram restaurant.
