It seems to work well, but how much are they actually testing?
Wangaratta’s bus tap and go trial

It seems to work well, but how much are they actually testing?
Lessons for the every day
It’s a CPI rise, but it means Melbourne still has the most expensive short trips in the country
Spotify’s recent “Wrapped” release of listening data prompted the American Public Transit Association to release a “TransitWrapped” graphic highlighting the busiest US transit systems. They also did a version for Canada. I was asked how this would look for Australia, so I’ve found the data for 2022-23, for the biggest capital cities with rail services. ... [More]
Funds held on Myki cards have been steadily increasing, much on expired cards.
Public transport patronage and revenue are recovering fast, but are still not back at 2019 levels
Challenges ahead for Conduent
A big V/Line fare cut is coming up next week, and it may see a rapid surge in passengers. Labor promised the change during the 2022 election, and it starts on 31st of March. The cap will be: This is slightly different from metropolitan Myki fares in that it’s a daily cap, not a $4.60 ... [More]
A post about music… and evening public transport.
Newly published data shows how public transport patronage was recovering during 2022.
Covering the windows reduces visibility, and shows a lack of respect for passengers.
After almost a month of major works, including bus replacements for trains between the City and Dandenong and Moorabbin, trains returned to the Frankston and Dandenong (Cranbourne/Pakenham) lines on Saturday 28th January. The works included rationalisation of the junction at Caulfield, points installed near the Metro tunnel eastern portal in South Yarra, and a lot ... [More]