Accessibility of Tram Services Follow Up
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| Title | Accessibility of Tram Services |
| Subtitle | Follow-up |
| Part of |  Accessibility of Tram Services (2)
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| Publisher |  Victorian Auditor-General's Office (6)
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| Authors |  Andrew Greaves (4)
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| Date |  November 2025
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| Summary, keywords and locations | |
| Summary | "There has been little improvement in tram network accessibility in the 5 years since our 2020 audit. In 2023–24, only 18 per cent of tram services were accessible. This means they provided a low-floor tram at a level-access stop." |
| Keywords |  Trams (16) Light rail (48) Public transport (193) Walking (133) Inclusivity (69) Accessibility (84) Design (51)
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| Locations |  Melbourne (7)
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| Publication | Live as of 7 November 2026
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| Archive |  Archived by Wayback Machine on 11 December 2025
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