17K views · 243 reactions | Free PTV? Now that’s a massive sleigh  Public transport in Victoria is currently free for everyone, every weekend during December and January – the perfect excuse to come and enjoy the city festivities. Check out what’s on over the holiday season via our link in bio  | City of Melbourne | Facebook

196K views · 8.3K reactions | We're stepping up cleaning on public transport – and installing 270 hand sanitising stations across the network. And we've hired 300 additional staff to get the job done, through our Working for Victoria initiative. These hard-working Victorians are one of the reasons we're able to slow the spread of the virus. And for that, we are incredibly grateful. | Dan Andrews | Facebook

🎄 Christmas just got better in Victoria! Public transport is FREE all day on Christmas Day 🚆🚋 No Myki. No tapping. Just hop on and enjoy the festive vibes across Melbourne and Victoria. 🕒 Free travel period: 3:00 AM (25 Dec) → 3:00 AM (26 Dec) 🚆 Trains, trams & buses 📅 Services run to a Sunday timetable ❌ Excludes SkyBus & private services 🚫 No Night Network Perfect day to explore the city, visit family, or just enjoy a relaxed Christmas ride 🎄✨ 🔗 More details here: https://transport.vi

🚆 Victoria Public Transport — Fare Changes from 1 January 2026 From 1 January 2026, public transport fares across Victoria will be updated — including trains, trams and buses. Here’s what you need to know 👇 📅 Effective: 1 January 2026 💰 New daily fare caps: • Full fare daily cap – $11.40 • Concession daily cap – $5.70 🎉 Weekend & Public Holiday fares: • Full fare – $8.00 • Concession – $4.00 🚌 Regional buses: • 2-hour fare – $3.00 • Daily fare – $6.00 📍 Fares are adjusted annually to supp

Public transport commuters in Victoria will soon pay more money to catch a tram, train, or bus as the government hikes up fare prices. #9News DETAILS: https://nine.social/13Xb | 9 News Melbourne