Today's ATRF trackless tram presentation

[PaxInfo]

Parts of the presentation including 35:28 has potential routes for Perth

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sZ4xpqvIhg

[tonyp]

Each city should stick to what it does best. Perth does trains best. An underground line from Scarborough Beach to Curtin Univ and beyond would do wonders for activating this corridor, compared to what would still basically be a low-capacity, slow bus locked into proprietary technology - and Chinese as well.

Build that line automated with PSDs too, like Sydney Metro, take Perth's rapid transit rail to the next tech level.

[boronia]

Looks remarkably like a CAF Urbos tram at the start of the video.

[Enviro 500]

Each city should stick to what it does best. Perth does trains best. An underground line from Scarborough Beach to Curtin Univ and beyond would do wonders for activating this corridor, compared to what would still basically be a low-capacity, slow bus locked into proprietary technology - and Chinese as well.

Build that line automated with PSDs too, like Sydney Metro, take Perth's rapid transit rail to the next tech level.

Or better still, 960 southern leg can be merged with 990, while 995 can absorb 960 northern section.