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Safer train travel in shared corridors
…PWS units on the network over the past 10 months. Priority areas were identified based on speed limits, train frequency and potential safety consequences. Metro Senior Project Manager Connor Parker says, “All our efforts are working towards making the Metro network a safer place for our passengers, as we integrate new safety technologies with original railway signaling systems.” Further TPWS upgrades are planned at locations, including Stony Point…
Vegetation & Biodiversity
Thank You on the Frankston Line
…We appreciate your patience while the North McKinnon Centre Level Crossing Removal Project worked to remove the level crossings at 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…
COVID-19: Supporting Our People
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Merry Christmas & Happy New Year from Metro
…New Year’s Eve so that passengers can get home safely. New Year’s Eve festivities will be different this year without any fireworks. Melburnians are encouraged to plan ahead and pre-book venues before travelling to the CBD. A normal weekday timetable will run till midnight on New Year’s Eve (trams will run to a Saturday timetable), with limited additional services running after midnight. Metropolitan trains will operate to a 15-minute frequency b…