Sydney’s electric trams from A-Z. P Class Introduced in the very early 1920’s, the P Class were perhaps the most technically advanced crossbench trams ever built. By the End of the Edwardian era the crossbench design was considered obsolete in most parts of the world. New Zealand had banned crossbench trams altogether by Act of Parliament in 1913 and in many other global cities, crossbench trams were being phased out or narrow corridors were being sliced though the seats to produce centre aisle

25K views · 1.3K reactions | Sydney Vintage Tramway Festival 2024 - Australian trams; Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Ballarat! Here we see Ballarat 37, and Melbourne W2 249 pass coupled Sydney O Class 1111 and 805 | Sydney Tramway Museum | Facebook

1.3K views · 113 reactions | E-asy does it. The Sydney E Class permanently coupled trams 529-530 have been shunted from Road 6 to Road 7. | Sydney Tramway Museum | Facebook

248K views · 4.1K reactions | Brisbane trams operated all Museum services today to mark the 55th anniversary of the last Brisbane trams. Here, ‘Phoenix’ 548 of 1963 returns to the Museum from the north. | Sydney Tramway Museum | Facebook