Services on Sydney's inner-west light rail network will soon resume after cracks in the trams forced their suspension, but the opposition warns the "transport saga" is not over.
The line was closed in November after cracks were discovered in the wheel arches of all 12 tram sets.
NSW Transport Minister David Elliott says from February 12 six trams from the eastern suburbs light rail sector will begin operating on the inner-west line at 15 minute intervals.
