US EditionRoberto D’Andrea’s Tramjatra: Keeping trams on track
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Roberto D’Andrea’s Tramjatra: Keeping trams on track
Reading Time: 4 minutes “My friends and family joke that I am a tram baby,” laughs Roberto D’Andrea. Born in 1961 to Italian migrants [Giuseppe and Immacolata] who met, courted, and even married along Melbourne’s No. 70 tram line, Roberto’s earliest memories of trams are foetal ones – safely nestled in his mother’s womb as she commuted through the city. Little did he know that that would not only shape his career as a beloved Melbourne tram con…
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