metropoliline

The Metropolin Line is a Melbourne tram route that runs in the urban and metropolitan region of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. The route spans approximately 29 kilometers and features 77 tram stops. It is one of the longest tram routes in the world and serves as the backbone of Melbourne's public transportation system.

The Metropolin Line, prior to its rebranding, was known as Routes 96 and 11. It was initially introduced in 2013 as part of the Capable Items program, aiming to improve the efficiency and reliability of Melbourne's tram network. Since then, the Metropolin Line has undergone several modifications, including changes to its route and number of tram stops.

Services on the Metropolin Line operate approximately every 5 to 10 minutes, with intervals extended during certain times of the day or under normal services. The tram network operates from approximately 6 AM to 10 PM Monday to Friday, while on weekends the services commence slightly later and cease around 10 PM.

Several transport modes intersect or connect with the Metropolin Line, including bus routes and meter taxis. Local commuters use the trams to reach various locations in Melbourne, both work-related and for leisure purposes. Improvements and extensions to Melbourne's public transportation system will be continually updated for the benefit of the residents and visiting tourists.