Manayah Peiris

My Dream Public Transport

By Manayah Peiris 9 years old Year 4 R31 Point View School

My public transport station is accessible to the blind because it has those yellow bumps to feel for with a cane.

The soaps are for souvenirs and hygiene. The maps are so people can see where they are going to go.

The man is selling tickets. The people who are going on the tram can buy some snacks to eat on the way.It also sells Sri Lankan food.

There is also a POOL! Yes, I know it sounds weird, but it would be fun to swim while watching trams come and go until the people swimming leave.

The box of money is where you can put donations to help endangered animals and stop pollution .It’s called Tram Sri Lanka because I am Sri Lankan and it sells Sri Lankan food.

It is also accessible to people in wheelchairs. There is a ramp to roll up into the tram which has a kiwi design on it. The ramp also has yellow bumps for blind people as well.

The wire the tram moves on has gone underground. Here people can have a look at rabbit homes and insect homes.

The Tram is in a glass tunnel. It also has a see-through floor to see underneath the tram. The tunnel is very secure so the water won’t flood the tram. But just in case, the doors and windows are locked very tightly.

The line has moved high into the SKY! The parachute is if the line breaks and the tram falls, but luckily so far it’s never happened.

The tram has gone down to a station to pick up another passenger. Then the passengers go buy a snack for the way.

Then they are off to a new stop!

They are passing through the mountains. The tram’s built in camera takes souvenir mountain photos for keyrings,postcards, and other souvenirs.

It’s night time.

After travelling, the passengers pitch tents and fall asleep.

The next day, they went back to the station. They collected their mountain souvenirs.

Tat’s he n of  jone n ra Si Lak or u t e!

I he yu noy