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501 Bairnsdale (Via Sale, Traralgon & Warragul On an extremely hot day, keep an eye on the V/Line website and we’ll tell you when this timetable is in effect.AD Bairnsdale Partial extreme heat timetable AD Melbourne to Bairnsdale via Dandenong, Warragul, Traralgon and Sale Monday to Friday Saturday Sunday Service TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN Service Information ƒç ƒç ƒç SOUTHERN CROSS dep 07.16 08.26 13.24 15.24 16.57 18.33 07.54 12.24 14.24 18.24 07.54 10.24 14.24 18.24 FLINDERS STREET dep 07.23u 08.31u 13.29u 15.29u 17.04u 18.39u 08.00u 12.30u 14.30u 18.30u 08.00u 10.30u 14.30u 18.30u Richmond – 08.36u 13.34u 15.34u 17.08u 18.43u 08.04u 12.34u 14.34u 18.34u 08.04u 10.34u 14.34u 18.34u Caulfield 07.38u 08.45u 13.43u 15.43u 17.19u 18.53u 08.12u 12.43u 14.43u 18.44u 08.12u 10.42u 14.43u 18.44u Clayton – 08.57u 13.54u 15.53u 17.33u – – 12.54u 14.54u – – 10.54u 14.54u – Dandenong 08.04u 09.10u 14.10u 16.08u 17.49u 19.19u 08.32u 13.10u 15.10u 19.10u 08.32u 11.10u 15.10u 19.10u Berwick – – – 16.18u – – – – – – – – – – Pakenham 08.23 09.30 14.29 16.27 – 19.42 08.51 13.29 15.29 19.30 08.51 11.29 15.29 19.30 Nar Nar Goon – 09.35 14.35 16.34 – – 08.56 13.35 15.35 – 08.56 11.34 15.35 – Tynong – 09.39 14.39 16.38 – – 09.00 13.39 15.39 – 09.00 11.38 15.39 – Garfield 08.33 09.43 14.43 16.42 18.21 19.54 09.04 13.43 15.43 19.42 09.04 11.42 15.43 19.42 Bunyip – 09.48 14.48 16.46 18.25 – 09.09 13.48 15.48 – 09.09 11.47 15.48 – Longwarry – 09.51 14.53 16.52 18.33 – 09.12 13.53 15.53 – 09.12 11.50 15.53 – Drouin 08.53 09.58 15.00 16.58 18.40 20.08 09.19 14.00 16.00 19.57 09.19 11.57 16.00 19.57 Warragul 08.59 10.04 15.08 17.06 18.48 20.15 09.25 14.08 16.08 20.05 09.25 12.03 16.08 20.05 Yarragon – 10.12 15.21 17.16 – – 09.33 14.18 16.18 – 09.33 12.14 16.18 – Trafalgar – 10.18 15.30 17.21 – – 09.39 14.24 16.24 – 09.39 12.19 16.24 – Moe 09.16 10.25 15.44 17.31 19.09 20.34 09.46 14.34 16.34 20.24 09.46 12.30 16.34 20.24 Morwell 09.34 10.39 15.55 17.43 19.19 20.45 09.56 14.49 16.53 20.45 09.56 12.45 16.53 20.35 TRARALGON STN arr 09.44 10.48 16.07 17.56 19.33 20.58 10.08 15.00 17.05 20.57 10.08 12.55 17.04 20.48 Change Service COACH COACH COACH COACH COACH Service Information ∑ ∑ ∑ ∑ ∑ TRARALGON STN dep 09.46 10.58 16.09 17.54 19.27 21.00 10.10 15.02 16.58 20.59 10.10 12.57 16.58 20.50 Traralgon Plaza – – – 17.44 – – – – 17.01 – – – 17.01 – Rosedale Stn 10.02 – 16.27 – – 21.17 10.26 15.19 – 21.16 10.26 13.15 – 21.07 Rosedale – 11.18 – 18.12 19.47 – – – 17.26 – – – 17.26 – Wurruk – 11.33 – 18.29 20.02 – – – 17.43 – – – 17.43 – SALE STN arr 10.21 – 16.47 18.34 – 21.36 10.45 15.39 17.48 21.34 10.45 13.37 17.48 21.25 Change Service COACH Service Information ∑ SALE STN dep 10.21 11.43 16.47 – 20.12 21.36 10.45 15.39 – 21.34 10.45 14.00 – 21.25 SALE (1) arr – 11.38 – 18.39 20.07 – – – 17.53 – – – 17.53 – Stratford Stn 10.34 12.03 17.01 20.32 21.51 10.58 15.54 21.50 10.58 14.20 21.41 Lindenow Turn Off – 12.23 – 20.52 – – – – – 14.40 – BAIRNSDALE STN arr 11.15 12.43 17.45 21.12 22.32 11.39 16.37 22.31 11.39 15.00 22.21 Traralgon to Sale Monday to Friday Sat Service COACH COACH COACH COACH Service Information ∑ ∑ ∑ ∑ TRARALGON STATION dep 05.51 07.10 07.45 05.35 Traralgon Plaza – 07.00 – 05.40 Rosedale 06.09 07.28 08.05 – Wurruk – 07.50 08.20 – SALE STATION arr 06.53 07.55 – 06.53 Service Information M M SALE (1) arr 06.58 08.00 08.25 06.58 ƒ – First Class / ç – Catering / ∑ – Wheelchair accessible / u – Pick up only / M – via Maffra / Coach services shown in red / £ Reservations required Altered timetables may apply on public holidays. Please check vline.com.au prior to travelling. This coach service will not operate while a Code Red fire danger declaration is in place for any fire district that it travels through. Coach stop Lindenow Turn off – Lindenow South turn off, Princes Highway / Rosedale – Corner Latrobe Street and Princes Highway / locations Sale (1) – Gippsland Centre, corner Cunningham and Desailly Streets / Wurruk – Princes Highway, near Hunt Place Plan your journey and check for live service updates at ptv.vic.gov.au, on the PTV app or call 1800 800 007. Authorised by the Victorian Government, Treasury Place, Melbourne. 501D Plan your journey and check for live service updates at ptv.vic.gov.au, on the PTV app or call 1800 800 007. Authorised by the Victorian Government, Treasury Place, Melbourne. On an extremely hot day, keep an eye on the V/Line website and we’ll tell you when this timetable is in effect.AD Bairnsdale Partial extreme heat timetable AD Bairnsdale to Melbourne via Sale, Traralgon, Warragul and Dandenong Monday to Friday Saturday Sunday Service COACH TRAIN COACH COACH TRAIN COACH TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN COACH TRAIN TRAIN COACH TRAIN Service Information ∑ ƒç ∑ ∑ ∑ ƒç ∑ ƒç ∑ BAIRNSDALE STN dep 04.27 06.14 12.54 15.15 18.06 06.14 12.54 16.53 07.34 12.54 16.53 Lindenow Turn Off 04.42 – – 15.30 – – – – – 13.09 – Stratford Stn 05.07 06.51 13.35 15.55 18.47 06.51 13.35 17.34 08.11 13.34 17.34 SALE STATION arr – 07.07 13.49 – 19.02 07.07 13.49 17.48 08.27 13.54 17.48 Change Service TRAIN SALE STN dep 05.27 07.08 08.17 09.22 13 51 16.15 19.03 07.08 13 51 15.22 17.50 08.28 14.09 17.50 Sale (1) 05.32 – 08.22 09.27 – 16.20 – – – 15.32 – – – – Wurruk 05.37 – 08.27 09.32 – 16.25 – – – 15.37 – – – – Rosedale 05.52 – 08.42 09.47 – 16.40 – – – 15.50 – – – – Rosedale Stn – 07.26 – – 14 11 – 19.23 07.26 14 11 – 18.10 08.46 14.28 18.10 Traralgon Plaza – – 09.12 – – – – – – – – – – – TRARALGON STN arr 06.17 07.44 09.07 10.12 14 31 17.05 19.42 07.44 14 31 16.12 18.29 09.04 14.48 18.29 Change Service TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRARALGON STN dep 06.32 07.46 09.22 10.27 14.33 17.20 19.44 07.46 14.33 17.25 18.31 09.06 14.50 18.31 Morwell 06.40 07.56 09.30 10.35 14.44 17.28 19.52 07.56 14.44 17.33 18.41 09.16 14.58 18.41 Moe 06.49 08.07 09.39 10.44 14.53 17.44 20.12 08.07 14.53 17.49 18.51 09.27 15.08 18.51 Trafalgar – – 09.45 10.50 15.01 17.53 20.22 – 15.01 17.57 18.59 – 15.18 18.59 Yarragon – – 09.51 10.56 15.10 18.04 20.29 – 15.10 18.06 19.08 – 15.28 19.08 Warragul 07.04 08.26 10.04 11.04 15.20 18.15 20.39 08.26 15.20 18.17 19.19 09.46 15.39 19.19 Drouin 07.10 08.33 10.10 11.10 15.36 18.23 20.46 08.33 15.36 18.23 19.25 09.53 15.46 19.25 Longwarry – – 10.16 11.16 15.34 18.34 20.53 – 15.34 18.31 19.33 – 15.55 19.33 Bunyip – – 10.20 11.20 15.38 18.37 20.57 – 15.38 18.35 19.37 – 15.59 19.37 Garfield 07.20 08.44 10.23 11.23 15.41 18.41 21.00 08.44 15.41 18.38 19.40 10.04 16.02 19.40 Tynong – – 10.27 11.27 – 18.45 21.04 – – 18.42 19.44 – 16.06 19.44 Nar Nar Goon – – 10.31 11.31 15.49 18.51 21.08 – 15.49 18.48 19.50 – 16.12 19.50 Pakenham 07.34 09.00 10.41 11.41 15.56 19.02 21.20 09.00 15.56 18.58 20.00 10.20 16.22 20.00 Dandenong 07.55d 09.20d 10.59d 11.59d 16.15 19.20 21.40 09.20d 16.15 19.17 20.17 10.40d 16.40 20.17 Clayton 08.10d – 11.11d 12.11d 16.31 19.32 – – 16.31 19.32 – – 16.52 – Caulfield 08.26d 09.46d 11.25d 12.25d 16.45 19.47 22.07 09.40d 16.45 19.45 20.46 11.06d 17.06 20.46 Richmond 08.36d 09.56d 11.34d 12.34d 16.57 19.57 22.16 09.50d 16.57 19.54 20.55 11.16d 17.15 20.55 FLINDERS STREET arr 08.42d 10.01d 11.39d 12.39d 17.02 20.04 22.21 09.55d 17.02 19.59 21.00 11.21d 17.20 21.00 SOUTHERN CROSS arr 08.47 10.06 11.44 12.44 17.09 20.15 22.28 10.00 17.09 20.06 21.06 11.26 17.26 21.06 ƒ – First Class / ç – Catering / ∑ – Wheelchair accessible / d – Set down only / Coach services shown in red / £ Reservations required Altered timetables may apply on public holidays.
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