Metro Tunnel testing shows trains will be able to run every three minutes
The state government initially promised a “turn up and go” service – without specifying precisely how often trains would run.
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Neos Kosmos, among other media outlets, was invited on a tour of the Melbourne Metro Tunnel, a crown jewel of Victoria's Big Build. The final track work to connect the Metro Tunnel to the Sunbury Line has now been completed, and according to Josh Bull, the Parliamentary Secretary for Transport, testing of trains in the tunnel has begun, and they have reached speeds of up to 80 km/h.
The journey, which took years to plan, ushers in the project's upcoming crucial testing phase, which will last until 2024.