Trams return to regular programming in Sydney after urgent wire repairs
Trams between Central and Circular Quay in Sydney's CBD are back to normal after services were suspended this morning when overhead wires fell over the track.
The L2 Randwick and L3 Kingsford line services are running on their regular routes and schedules.
Commuters were earlier told to catch the train between Central and Circular Quay instead of using the tram as wire repairs were underway at Rawson Place in Haymarket.
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The L2 Randwick and L3 Kingsford line services have been suspended after the wires fell on Rawson Place at Haymarket. Nine
Services between Central, Randwick and Kingsford have not been impacted. Nine
Bus routes 438X, 440 and 461X have also returned to normal after they were diverted away from Rawson Place, via Eddy Avenue, Pitt Street and George Street earlier today.
Services between Central, Randwick and Kingsford were not been impacted.
"Passengers are still advised to listen to announcements and check information displays for service updates," NSW Transport said in a statement.
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