Sydney light rail chief calls launch of $2.9bn project an ‘outstanding success’ despite inexplicable day one breakdown.
December 14, 2019.
Sydney's light rail towards Circular Quay breaks down on its first day of public operation leaving the service at a standstill for a period until the issue is fixed and begins moving again. Police escort a repair vehicle down the tracks and divert traffic during the incident. /display/newscorpaustralia.com/Web/NewsNetwork/Network News/National/By
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