The modified W trams have data loggers also at refresher training we were
once told they could follow up complaints through AVMS even all or only
front opened although they might have been trying to scare driver's

On Wed, 14 Oct. 2020, 6:27 pm Geoffrey D Dean, milldean@...>
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> The short answer is No. Don't know about the E class Fexity.

> Everything is done with the AVM which basically lets Fleet Operations

> know, more or less, where you are.

> Regards,

> Geoff.

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> Just a question I have been asked.

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> Do Melbourne Trams have dataloggers and are they used to provide any

> information when incidents occur?

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> I note that there are over 1500 incidents per year on the Melbourne tram

> network.

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> I know the E's have cameras that can record what's in front of the tram,

> but don't know if they are 'always on' or turned on by the driver.

> Yarra have published video of dangerous behaviour, so I assume there are

> some recordings.

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> Can anyone help with more info?

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> Mal Rowe - who behaves on and around trams

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