Telstra moves on Geelong train tunnel mobile coverage As part of the Victorian government's Regional Rail Connectivity Project, Telstra will install cabling, antennas, and base stations to improve train tunnel mobile coverage.

Telstra moves on Geelong train tunnel mobile coverage

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Telstra moves on Geelong train tunnel mobile coverage
1:11 / May 29, 2018

As part of the Victorian government's Regional Rail Connectivity Project, Telstra will install cabling, antennas, and base stations to improve train tunnel mobile coverage.

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