How many trains does Victoria have?

As the city’s metropolitan rail service, Metro operates 226 six carriage trains across 998 kilometres of track, transporting 450,000 customers each day.

Are Frankston line trains running?

Edithvale, Chelsea and Bonbeach stations will close from Sunday 25 July and the new stations will open in November 2021. From Monday 2 August, Frankston Line trains will run express through the closed stations.

Where are the regional railway stations in Victoria?

Services to Ballarat, Bendigo, Geelong, and the Latrobe Valley were upgraded as part of the Regional Fast Rail project completed in 2006. Four lines previously closed to passenger services – those to Ararat, Bairnsdale, Leongatha and Mildura were proposed to be refurbished as part of the Linking Victoria project.

How is the rail industry in Victoria Australia?

The Victorian rail industry operates within an evolving policy environment. For many years, rail was viewed as an underperforming industry that was operating an outdated transportation system, with freight and passenger services acting as separate and competing businesses.

Is there a standard gauge railway in Melbourne?

The Melbourne tramway network is standard gauge, and is maintained and operated by Yarra Trams. Links to maps of the major railway lines in Victoria, and tramways in Melbourne, are below. Australasian Railway Association: State Track Classifications Australian Rail Maps: Victoria Australian Rail Maps: Melbourne

Is there a map of public transport in Victoria?

Network maps for public transport across Victoria. This map shows all metropolitan and regional train stations in Victoria. View or download the metropolitan Melbourne tram network map (PDF) 1.3 MB For interactive maps of metropolitan Melbourne bus routes, search for a stop, address or route number on the Home page.