1.6K views · 26 reactions | Friends or family visiting from interstate or overseas these holiday? Get them setup and ready to discover the best of #Melbourne with myki Explorer! Designed especially for visitors, #myki Explorer includes a ready-to-use myki card with one day’s unlimited travel on public transport in metropolitan Melbourne, handy maps and access to exciting attraction discounts. Want to know more? Visit ptv.vic.gov.au/mykiexplorer | Public Transport Victoria | Facebook

1K reactions · 104 shares | Your safety is in your hands. Stay alert and avoid distractions around trains and trams. | Public Transport Victoria | Facebook

12K views · 193 reactions | Fare thee well, old friend. These Comeng trains have served us well, but are now being recycled in a safe and sustainable way, re-using parts and scrap material on other transport projects, reducing landfill waste and supporting local jobs. Find out more about train projects here: https://bit.ly/41cyHVS. | Public Transport Victoria | Facebook

👀 Have you noticed the PTV website has moved to Transport Victoria? Now you can easily find all travel related information — whether you're using roads, public transport or active transport — all in one place. Access everything you need from journey planner, to myki (just use your existing logins), to disruption info across road and PT. Find it all at 👉🏼 transport.vic.gov.au | Public Transport Victoria

It's a HUGE weekend of prelim finals in Melbourne and PT is the easiest way to get you to the 'G and back. 🏉 Friday 7:40pm: Cats take on the Hawks, with extra trams and trains (including extra Geelong V/Line services) 🏉 Saturday 5:15pm: the Pies take on the Lions, extra trams and trains will be running to and from the game. Plan ahead, check for disruptions, and top up instantly with the PTV app so you don’t miss a moment of the action: https://bit.ly/46os6xa | Public Transport Victoria

Victoria has crowned its very own "Myki-angelo". 11-year-old Charlie winning the competition to adorn the new youth Myki card. Starting from next year public transport will be free for everyone under the age of 18. #9News | 9 News Melbourne

Patsy Smith’s (Taungurung) artwork ‘Parliament Forrest’ was the sixth and final 2025 First Peoples Melbourne Art Tram to take to the tracks. Aunty Patsy is a Taungurung Traditional Owner and artist, as well as a founding member and board member of Baluk Arts on the Mornington Peninsula. Aunty Patsy's work reflects themes of displacement, reconnection, cultural heritage, community, tradition and pride in her Taungurung identity. Parliament Forest tells the story of First nations people, always wa