Dozens of transport companies began during the gold rush. As an example, those recorded as involved in transport of military support for the Army at Eureka Stockade included Train and Co, T. Hunter, G.E. Young, McRae, W. Smith, and wait for it, F. Cobb. Presumably your question wanted the answer of Cobb and Co, but remember this was just one of many. Cobb & Co was set up in Melbourne in 1853 by immigrant Americans Freeman Cobb, John Murray Peck, John B Lamber and James Swanton. It was originally was called the American Telegraph Line of Coaches. Cobb & Co's first passenger run was on 30 September 1854, two weeks before its contract to convey 100 soldiers to Ballarat. It departed Melbourne for the Forest Creek diggings (now Castlemaine) and Bendigo. The network of routes was quickly expanded to deal with increased demand in the growing colony of Victoria. Initially a passenger service, Cobb & Co's reputation for speed and reliable service soon saw it being used for mail delivery and gold transport as well. It also used specially-sprung coaches, imported from America, which could handle the rough roads and rocky tracks much better than others operating at the time. Horses were replaced at changing stations 25 to 40 kilometres apart, meaning that fresher horses improved travelling time.
Australia's famous coach company which began during the goldrushes and continued for many decades was Cobb & Co.
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Australia's famous coach company, which began during the goldrushes in the 1850s and continued for many decades, was Cobb & Co.
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The goldrushes helped bring improvements in transportation in Australia. The famous "Cobb and Co Coaches" ran successfully for half a century, thanks to the goldrush. Cobb & Co was a passenger and goods transport company which operated from 1853. It had an extensive network of travel routes throughout Victoria and New South Wales (beginning initially on the Victorian goldfields), and even southern Queensland. The company imported specially sprung coaches that could handle Australia's rough roads, and horses were changed at stations along the route. Steam trains were developed from the 1850s onwards, so railways also began to be built and opened as demand for reliable transportation increased. Train lines were built, linking the major centres, and roadways were improved. Horse-drawn trams were initially used in some areas, until steam-driven and electric trams were brought in during the late 1800s.
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