SSR loaded grain to the Port of Melbourne through Footscray

Posted on by Brian Evans

Trains are moving rather slowly on the network after the derailment a few days ago with signalling issues on the freight lines connecting Tottenham with the Dyson area.

This live session captured S312-S311-N454 between West Footscray and the Bunbury Street Tunnel where the train was halted yet again.

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