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Talented students promote safe travel on Metro trains
More sustainability success for Metro Trains Melbourne
Upfield line
…ark station on to Poplar Road and turn left. Walk approx 500m and take the first exit of the roundabout onto Kendal Avenue. Continue walking and take the second exit of the second roundabout, cross the road with care and turn left then proceed approx 20m to the Metro designated bus stop. Exit Royal park station on to Poplar Road and turn left. Walk approx 500m and take the first exit of the roundabout onto Kendal Avenue. Continue walking and tak…
Indigenous stories told through art at Metro
…s peoples in Melbourne. This NAIDOC Week reinforces Metro’s reconciliation commitments with a strong focus on establishing partnerships, and making a mutually-beneficial, sustained contribution to reconciliation. Last year Metro reached out to artist Dixon Patten – a proud Yorta Yorta and Gunnai man who was born and raised in Melbourne – to capture and illustrate the operator’s commitment to reconciliation. The artwork is called Barring – which me…
On the Train
…entified by floor decals featuring the international symbol of access Intercom Every train has a Passenger Emergency Intercom, which is a button you will find within the carriage, often near doors and allocated spaces. If you need urgent assistance, press the button to speak to the driver. Exiting the train The driver will open the door and provide you with the portable ramp, if required. If using a mobility aid, should you accidentally miss your…
Metro Trains staff step up to get vaccinated
Thank You on the Frankston Line
…Bentleigh, McKinnon and Ormond. We look forward to welcoming you back on the train. Visit the Level Crossing Removal Authority’s Facebook page, Twitter, YouTube channel or website to see what was achieved in the 37 days. More information: Email: nmc@levelcrossings.com.au Call: 1800 762 667…
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COVID-19: Supporting Our People
Train surfing footage prompts safety warning