a crime to have removed these tram routes.

No trams anymore . Just buses and gridlock traffic .

This was our Route. Travelled it often. Dad drove the tram.

The video may be a bit fuzzy, at times the trams are going in different directions, but it's the sound of the wheels on the lines that makes the film so nostalgic. I still refer to the Moorvale shopping centre as Stop 38! How sad is that?

I am from india,but now living here in brisbane ,,really love this beautifull city in old style ,love it,thanku

I honestly don't understand how a noisy tram with no suspension, wires, electrical infrastructure and fixed tracks was considered a good idea? It was costly and maintenace intensive. There were petrol cars driving around, why not have buses with rubber tires, less noise, no wires, no electrical infrastructure and the freedom to travel anywhere...........

We occasionally caught a tram from Moorvale to Chardons corner for school (Yeronga High). Great memories.I even remember seeing a steam engine crossing near wooloongabba once. What a mess of wires the five ways was. The best experience had to be the rubber tyre trolley buses running along Kangaroo Point across the bridge. So silent and smooth.

I used the 71 from Chardon's Corner to the CBD to get to work at Allan and Stark (Myers)..many times I ran in my high heels to catch it..

I loved going to the city on these trams from the Belmont terminus as a kid. Brisbane began to lose its soul after they were scrapped.

Interesting, my great grandfather, Shearwin was brought up from Sydney to Brisbane to electrify the Trams of Brisbane around the turn of the twentyth century.

Thank you for a quaint and rustic look at a bygone era.

Soooo good. Thanks for the upload. 👍👌❤️❤️

Fantastic memories. Our urban lifeline, loved travelling by tram, which growing up in the 60's was a regular and increasingly until their scrapping, everyday event.

Plenty of great scenes there! Certainly brings back a lot of nice memories! Really loved the old Brisbane trams!

I was 5 in 69', and have a fuzzy memory of trams and the Mt Gravatt terminus. A sad day when they went and I often travel to Melbourne to get my Tram fix! Now they want to build a stupid Metro in Brisbane, instead of light rail.....will we never learn?? Thank you for the great footage!

I lived at the junction of Beaudesert and Ipswich Roads (Tram stop 33), where the tram tracks left Ipswich Rd outbound and started up Beaudesert Rd. Trucks, cars and most frequently bicycles (especially the thin-tyred semi-racers) would on coming inbound on Ipswich Rd, would encounter the tram tracks at the junction.

I came to Brisbane with my family when I was 11 years of age in 1958. After settling in, I went to school in

I used to catch the tram from Moorooka to town. Worked at the VBF, (Victoria Butter Factory) before getting a job at McEwans at the then new fruit and veg market on the outskirts of the city.

Trams were in Brisbane before my time,but my mum told me when she was young and working,she used to get a tram from red Hill to evans road sailsbury,where she worked in a factory.good to see the landscape and the way things used to be.

I wish i could have experienced the trams. You older viewers are lucky to have been around then.