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On Christmas Day metropolitan and regional public transport will run to a regular Sunday timetable and will be free from 3am Sunday 25 December until 3am on Boxing Day, Monday, 26 December, with Night Network services running through ptv free nye night.

The Allan Labor Government is making it easier for Victorians to spend time with family and friends across the state this festive season with two days of free travel. On Christmas Day, metropolitan and regional public transport will run to a regular Sunday timetable and will be free from 3am Monday 25 December until 3am on Boxing Day — with services running through the night. Boxing Day will run to a public holiday timetable. Passengers using a myki are not required to touch on and off and will not be charged if they do. No ticket is required for regional bus travel.

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Currently riding to the highest of points in Melbourne iykyk, and I saw this banner on my tram. Melbourne is very safe. Even places like Tokyo and Singapore have risks. Mondorock: Agree. I frequent Sunshine train station well after midnight and most people don't even approach me or my rotty. A guy shooting up with some white powder in a needle outside the casino in front of families and children walking past was the most confronting 10mins later an ambulance arrived…. Headless: But were they harming anyone other than themselves? Would you dare walk there? You can slip over in your bathroom and hit your head. Why do people think this is an intelligent comment? Safety is relative. Spend some time in suburban Townsville and you'll mark most of the world as safer. Now that Anna is going, we might get some effective action on youth crime rather than the usual lip service and softly-softly. Probably as safe as it is any other time of the year. Personally I would find a friend who will take a phone call and talk to them whilst walking home.

This is official communication from PTV with updated info, you can edit your description. From 6pm? One person won't be using it….

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Finding a designated driver on Christmas Day and New Year's Eve is not an easy feat — nan is stuck into the boozy pud , dad has pulled a dusty one out of the cellar and you don't really want to carpool with that weird uncle. Public Transport Victoria understands and is easing the pain of commuting on the two big days slightly by offering all public transport for free. All public transport services will be running on the regular public holiday timetable. A few days later, over New Year's Eve, the same public transport services will be free from 6pm on Saturday, December 31 until 6am on Sunday, January 1. If that's now made your NYE plans easier — and cheaper — metro trains will be running every 15 minutes from midnight till 1. Most tram services will also be running every all night, every 5—15 minutes from midnight to 3am and every 60 minutes from 3am. On both days, you won't need to touch on or be carrying your Myki — if you do, you won't be charged. For more information on the free travel periods, and for updates to services, head to the PTV website.

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The Allan Labor Government is making it easier for Victorians to spend time with family and friends across the state this festive season with two days of free travel. On Christmas Day, metropolitan and regional public transport will run to a regular Sunday timetable and will be free from 3am Monday 25 December until 3am on Boxing Day — with services running through the night. Boxing Day will run to a public holiday timetable. Passengers using a myki are not required to touch on and off and will not be charged if they do. No ticket is required for regional bus travel. Victorians wishing to get out and about to welcome in the New Year will be able to travel for free on all metropolitan and regional train, tram and bus services from 6pm on Sunday 31 December until 6am on Monday 1 January. A normal Sunday public transport timetable will be in place between 6pm and midnight, with additional services after midnight.

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Share this page Twitter , opens a new window Facebook , opens a new window LinkedIn , opens a new window. This group could have otherwise trundled in over the course of the afternoon. It's only somewhat really busy coming back home. Go to Deal. Congratulations Vic Government. Victorians wishing to get out and about to welcome in the New Year will be able to travel for free on all metropolitan and regional train, tram and bus services from 6pm on Sunday 31 December until 6am on Monday 1 January. I'd be just as worried about stepping on a syringe or going for a swim at St Kilda. This is official communication from PTV with updated info, you can edit your description. Skip to main content. Yes No. You just need to be aware of your surroundings.

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I feel safe walking anywhere in Melb but maybe being male gives me a false sense of security. Skip to main content. Headless: But were they harming anyone other than themselves? Most and many people are already out and getting organized by then. If you've got two parents and kids it makes a difference. Was this page helpful? This city needs to be cleaned up. A normal Saturday public transport timetable will be in place between 6pm and midnight, with additional services after midnight. Trains will run to a five to minute frequency between midnight and am, a minute frequency between am and am, and every hour from am. From 6pm? Safety is relative.