Gotta love those twin level crossings at the Dendy/New Streets roundabout. I couldn't believe that the first time I drove through there five years ago - huge busy roundabout with a 2-track suburban railway line through the guts of it.
@KentAllard Hi There, I'm not sure what other members have uploaded to You Tube, but I do know that 'Channel 5 Productions' released a video of the Sandy line from the Drivers Cab in around the late 90's. They did a few lines including, Upfield, Frankston and Glen Waverley. I have VHS copies of each and they may even be released on DVD by now(?). Thanks for your comment, Cheers.
Well I applied once - you have to apply on the website for the company (Metro in this case, but I applied when it was Connex). They'll put you through a test online if your application is successful and then you get picked with about 200 others for interview. Then if you are successful in interview, you get to go through about 72 weeks of training. Beyond that - no idea what happens. I got to the interview and was not successful. You also have to be 21 at least. I was 18. 19 now :D
@fku8447 Nicely answered... I started driving in the PTC days and was recruited from an internal position. It has very much changed since then. I would suggest that anybody interested in a driving career should monitor the Metro website as I believe they call for drivers twice a year.
Where dies the tracks go @ 1:45?
MrGH3Man4 6 months ago
Gotta love those twin level crossings at the Dendy/New Streets roundabout. I couldn't believe that the first time I drove through there five years ago - huge busy roundabout with a 2-track suburban railway line through the guts of it.
JBofBrisbane 1 year ago
Loved it!
Bails992 1 year ago
didn't someone make a film of the whole railway from Flinders St to Sandringham, and sped up?
KentAllard 1 year ago
@KentAllard Hi There, I'm not sure what other members have uploaded to You Tube, but I do know that 'Channel 5 Productions' released a video of the Sandy line from the Drivers Cab in around the late 90's. They did a few lines including, Upfield, Frankston and Glen Waverley. I have VHS copies of each and they may even be released on DVD by now(?). Thanks for your comment, Cheers.
shockme001 1 year ago
how'd you become a driver?
your living my dream.
loookatme123 1 year ago
And mine.
Abus709 1 year ago
Well I applied once - you have to apply on the website for the company (Metro in this case, but I applied when it was Connex). They'll put you through a test online if your application is successful and then you get picked with about 200 others for interview. Then if you are successful in interview, you get to go through about 72 weeks of training. Beyond that - no idea what happens. I got to the interview and was not successful. You also have to be 21 at least. I was 18. 19 now :D
fku8447 1 year ago
@fku8447 cheers
loookatme123 1 year ago
@fku8447 Nicely answered... I started driving in the PTC days and was recruited from an internal position. It has very much changed since then. I would suggest that anybody interested in a driving career should monitor the Metro website as I believe they call for drivers twice a year.
shockme001 1 year ago