Metro Trains Melbourne

Metro Trains Melbourne
Overview
Stations operated	222
Dates of operation	30 November 2009–
Technical
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Website	metrotrains.com.au

Metro Trains Melbourne, mostly known as Metro is the branding name of the operator of the train system in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. They have been operating the electrified melbourne metropolitan network since 30th November 2009. Across Melbourne, they operate 17 lines and 222 stations. While mantaining 998 km (620 mi) of track and 269 trains.^[1]

Metro Trains' current fleet consists of Comeng, X'Trapolis 100, Siemens Nexas, High Capacity Metro Train (HCMT), and V/Line Sprinter trains. The V/Line Sprinter is borrowed from V/Line and is used exclusively on the Stony Point line.^[2]

Metro Trains Melbourne Media

A life-extension refurbishment (stage 2) EDi Comeng 545M-1123T-546M arriving onto Platform 10 at Flinders Street Station, running a cross-city service from Frankston to Werribee.
Comeng train operating a service to Flinders Street Station arriving at Platform 1 at Hawksburn Station, South Yarra
X'Trapolis 100 (20M) on a Werribee service, near Westona Railway Station
A Siemens Nexas (717M-2509T-718M) arriving at Flinders Street Station.
A HCMT (set unknown) arriving at South Yarra on a service to Cranbourne.
Sprinter 7002 leads with 7007 through Jacana on a service towards Seymour*21/6/21
X'Trapolis 2.0 set no. 2 transfer to East Pakenham passing Hawksburn on a rainy day, delayed by half an hour after a bridge strike near South Yarra.
Panning shot of an X'Trapolis 2.0 (Set 2) transfer to East Pakenham hauled by two P class locomotives.
Metro Infrastructure Evaluation Vehicle, IEV100 passes through Mooroolbark Station before Level Crossing Removal
Seen passing through Ringwood, Metro Inspection Vehicle IEV 102 is hauled by two SSR T class locomotives