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Trains replaced due to planned works

Lillian Altman

COACHES will replace trains on the Swan Hill and Bendigo lines this Saturday and Sunday (September 4 and 5) due to planned works.

The replacements will begin at 3am on the Saturday to last service on Sunday.

Please allow an additional 60 minutes journey time.

Coaches will replace all Bendigo Line trains between Southern Cross and Gisborne stations and all Swan Hill Line trains between Southern Cross and Bendigo stations, due to Metro Tunnel Project and Sunbury Line Upgrade works.

All train services will be replaced by a mix of express and stopping all stations coach services.

For more information download the PTV app or visit www.ptv.vic.gov.au

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