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How the Metro Tunnel Fared on Its First Monday Morning Peak

Public Transport · Melbourne

How the Metro Tunnel Fared on Its First Monday Morning Peak

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

The launch of a full timetable through the Metro Tunnel has changed travel patterns that have been baked in for decades. Among the commuters there are winners and losers.See the Story

Mandurah bridge duplication open but traffic pain remains

Western Australia · Western Australia

Mandurah bridge duplication open but traffic pain remains

Coverage: 2 sources

For locals, the opening of the Mandurah Estuary Bridge duplication is more than just a ribbon-cutting exercise — it’s a promise of quicker commute times and goodbye to detours and construction.See the Story

One million trips mark early milestone for West Gate Tunnel - The Indian Sun

Melbourne, Australia · Melbourne

One million trips mark early milestone for West Gate Tunnel - The Indian Sun

More than one million trips have now been taken through the West Gate Tunnel since it opened on 14 December, as drivers and freight operators begin to shift to the new route across Melbourne’s inner west. The Victorian Government says the early uptake shows the tunnel is already changing how people move between the west, the city and the Port of Melbourne, offering a clear alternative to the West Gate Bridge. Since opening, the tunnels have carr…See the Story

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