Funnily enough, 510 is the figure I went for first. As you can see on that
Yarra Trams page, they've also come up with yet another figure - more than
480. I guess "more than" covers any possibility.
Anyway, using that YT table and your info, I've settled on this:
*Trams*
Melbourne 513 (126x30 metre, 204x24 metre, 183x15 metre)
Greater Sydney 48 (30x60 metre, 18x30 metre)
Adelaide 24 (24x30 metre)
Gold Coast (Greater Brisbane) 18 (18x45 metre)
Canberra 14 (14x30 metre)
*Buses*
Greater Sydney 5,500 (350 artics and double deck)
Greater Melbourne 2,700 (40 artics*)
Greater Brisbane 1,750+ (70 artics)
Perth 1,692 (137 artics)
Adelaide 1,034 (185 artics and double deck)
Canberra 460 (44 artics)
Hobart 167 (15 artics)
Darwin 79
By the way, a typo - that was meant to be "Potemkin trams *not* allowed",
since you've posted a photo of some Potemkin trams.
Tony
On Monday, 6 February 2023 at 11:44:23 UTC+11 Mal Rowe wrote:
> On 06/02/2023 11:01, TP wrote:
> > Come on Melbournians, 'fess up. How many trams do you have? (Potemkin
> > trams now allowed.)
> >
> The official Yarra Trams figures are on their website at:
> https://yarratrams.com.au/our-fleet-today
>
> As you will see, they claim 520 at the top of the page.
>
> If you add up the numbers by class it comes to 526.
>
> There are now only 101 Z3s in service - not 114 as listed. 9 of them
> are recent withdrawals of non-refurbished Z3s which have gone to Newport.
>
> For those interested in detail, the Z3s at Newport are: 133, 120, 136,
> 137, 138, 144, 190, 197 and 208.
>
> So choose your answer, but I would go for around 510.
>
> Mal Rowe -
>