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Download the 2021 Victorian Regional Bus Fares Supplement Victorian Regional Bus Fares Supplement Effective 1 January 2021 DeparDepartmenttment ooff T Transpoansport Authorised and published by Head, Transport for Victoria, 1 Spring Street, Melbourne VIC 3000. © Head, Transport for Victoria 2021 This work, The Regional Bus Fares Supplement, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by- nc/4.0/ . Except for any logos, emblems, trademarks, artwork and photography you may use the work for non -commercial purposes under that licence, on the condition that you credit Head, Transport for Victoria as copyright owner, indicate if changes were made and comply with the other licence terms. Contents Locating Fares 8 Chapter 1: Introduction 9 Introduction 10 Chapter 2: Ticket Conditions 11 Ticket conditions 12 Single 12 2 hour 12 Return 12 Daily 12 Weekly 12 Monthly 12 Student Passes 12 Conveyance Allowance Program 12 Chapter 3: Student Passes & Concession Fares on Regional Buses 13 Victorian and regional student passes 14 Victorian and regional city transit student passes 14 Term passes 14 Barwon region 15 Colac to Warrion school fares 15 Geelong school fares 16 Gippsland region 18 Latrobe Valley school fares 18 Grampians region 19 Hume region 20 Mount Beauty – Albury/Wodonga service 21 Loddon Mallee region 21 Outer metropolitan region 21 Concession fares on school services 22 Gippsland region 22 Hume region 23 Baranduda & Bandiana schools 23 Albury/Wodonga schools 23 Loddon Mallee region 23 Grampians region 24 Outer metropolitan region 24 4 2021 Regional Bus Fares Supplement Chapter 4: Town Bus Fares 25 Regional city and town service fares – Category A 26 Regional city and town service fares – Category B 27 Geelong Transit & Bellarine Transit fares 28 Flexi Ride 29 Woodend Flexi Ride 29 Yarrawonga Flexi Ride 29 Chapter 5: Inter-Town Fares 30 Barwon region (south west) fare tables 31 Casterton – Hamilton Town School Service 31 Colac – Apollo Bay (Summer Service) 32 Colac – Geelong 34 Colac – Lorne (Summer Service) 35 Geelong – Bannockburn 36 Inverleigh – Geelong (myki fares) 36 Mortlake – Warrnambool 37 Penshurst – Hamilton 38 Port Fairy – Warrnambool 39 Terang – Warrnambool (Summer School Holidays) 40 Timboon – Cobden – Camperdown 43 Timboon – Warrnambool 44 Warrion – Colac 47 Warrnambool – Allansford/Kraft 48 Grampians Region (west) fare tables 49 Ararat – Ararat Prison 49 Ararat – Maryborough 50 Ballarat – Creswick – Smeaton (Ballarat Transit School Service) 51 Ballarat – Maryborough via Clunes 51 Birchip – Warracknabeal – Horsham 53 Daylesford – Hepburn Springs 54 Donald – Horsham 54 Halls Gap – Stawell – Ararat 55 Hepburn – Creswick via Daylesford 55 Hopetoun – Rainbow – Horsham 57 Kaniva – Horsham 59 Lake Bolac – Ararat 60 Maryborough – Avoca – Lexton – Ballarat 61 Maryborough – Bendigo 62 Mount Egerton – Ballan (myki fares) 64 Mount Egerton – Ballarat 66 Murtoa – Rupanyup 68 Naracoorte – Horsham 69 Old Hepburn – Ballan (includes Daylesford – Ballan) 73 (myki fares) 73 Rokewood – Ballarat 79 Snake Valley – Ballarat 81 St Arnaud – Stawell via Ararat 82 2021 Regional Bus Fares Supplement 5 St Arnaud – Stawell via Marnoo 86 Stawell – Pomonal – Halls Gap (school serv ice) 86 Halls Gap – Stawell 87 Warrnambool – Ararat 87 Willaura – Ararat 91 Loddon Mallee (north) fare tables 92 Boort – Bendigo 92 Bendigo – Shepparton 95 Castlemaine – Chewton – Taradale 102 Castlemaine – Harcourt 102 Heathcote – Bendigo 102 Kerang – Echuca 103 Kyneton – Riddells Creek – Sunbury 105 Kyneton – Clarkefield – Sunbury 107 Kyneton – Riddells Creek – Gisborne 109 Lockington – Rochester 111 Maldon – Castlemaine – Wesley Hill 112 Malmsbury – Kyneton 112 Ouyen – Sea Lake 112 Robinvale – Mildura 112 Sea Lake – Ouyen – Mildura 113 Sea Lake – Swan Hill 113 Tooleybuc – Swan Hill 114 Ultima – Lake Boga – Swan Hill 115 Woodend – Kyneton 115 Woomelang – Bendigo 116 Wycheproof – Swan Hill 118 Hume (north east) fare tables 119 Alexandra – Seymour 119 Alexandra – Marysville 120 Beechworth – Yackandandah – Albury (school service) 120 Beechworth – Mount Pilot (school service) 121 Corowa – Albury 122 Eildon – Alexandra 123 Eildon – Melbourne (myki fares) 123 Euroa – Shepparton 128 Mulwala – Yarrawonga – Wangaratta 133 Myrtleford – Yackandandah – Albury (school service) 134 Puckapunyal – Seymour (includes school service) 135 Tallangatta – Albury 135 Wallan – Kilmore (school service) 136 Wangaratta – Bright 136 Wangaratta – Corowa (school service) 137 Wangaratta – Glenrowan 138 Whitfield – Wangaratta (King Valley – Wangaratta) 138 Whittlesea – Wallan 139 Woods Point – Mansfield 143 Woori Yallock – Warburton (school service) 144 (myki fares) 144 6 2021 Regional Bus Fares Supplement Gippsland (east) fare tables 145 Bairnsdale – Lakes Entrance – Lake Tyers 145 Bairnsdale – Omeo 148 Bairnsdale – Sale 150 Boolarra – Churchill – Morwell (myki fares) 150 Coronet Bay – Corinella – Tenby Point – Grantville 151 Coronet Bay – Wonthaggi 151 Cowes – Wonthaggi 154 Cowes – Fountain Gate 159 Cowes – Frankston 160 Garfield – Traralgon 161 Gelantipy – Bairnsdale (includes Nowa Nowa – Bairnsdale) 170 Genoa – Mallacoota 174 Heyfield – Seaspray v Maffra 175 Koo Wee Rup – Pakenham/Pakenham South 176 Lakes Entrance – Bairnsdale (includes Marlo – Orbost – Lakes Entrance) 176 Lakes Entrance – Johnsonville (school service) 184 Moe – Morwell – Traralgon (myki fares) 185 Moe – Traralgon via Yallourn North (myki fares) 186 Noojee – Warragul 187 Omeo – Bright 191 Paynesville – Bairnsdale 192 Poowong – Warragul 192 Sale – Loch Sport 194 Sale – Seaspray 197 Sale – Stratford 197 Traralgon – Churchill (includes Churchill to Boolarra) (myki fares) 198 Traralgon South – Traralgon (myki fares) 199 Tyers – Traralgon (myki fares) 200 Wangaratta – Glenrowan 200 Wonthaggi – Cape Patterson – Inverloch – Leongatha 201 (school service) 201 Wonthaggi Town Service (Cape Paterson) 202 Wonthaggi – Inverloch – Leongatha 202 Yallourn North – Newborough – Moe (school service) 202 (myki fares) 202 Yarram – Traralgon 203 2021 Regional Bus Fares Supplement 7 Chapter 6: Operator Set Fare Tables 204 Barwon region (south west) fare tables 205 Portland – Hamilton 205 Grampians region (west) fare tables 206 Ararat – Horsham (includes Stawell – Horsham) 206 Avoca – Maryborough – Ballarat (school service) 207 Maryborough to Bendigo via Dunolly 208 Melton – Ballarat (school service) (includes Greendale – Ballarat school service) 211 Mildura – Horsham 212 Stawell – Ararat (school service) 213 Stawell – Ballarat 213 Woodend – Melton (school service) 214 Loddon Mallee (north) fare tables 215 Echuca – Barmah 215 Kyneton – Bendigo 216 Ouyen – Pinnaroo 218 Hume (north east) fare tables 219 Beechworth – Stanley (school service) 219 Beechworth – Wooragee – Yackandandah (school service) 220 Corryong – Albury (via Walwa) 221 Mount Beauty – Albury 222 Shepparton – Nathalia 224 Town bus fares for travel between Wallan, Hidden Valley and Beveridge 224 Gippsland (east) fare tables 225 San Remo – Cowes (flat fee service) 225 Wonthaggi – Traralgon (includes Inverloch – Leongatha, Wonthaggi – Inverloch and Wonthaggi – Leongatha) 226 8 2021 Regional Bus Fares Supplement Locating Fares This document is produced and distributed electronically. To locate the fares for a particular route, it is suggested that you use the ‘Find’ (ctrl+F) or ‘Search’ (ctrl+shift+F) functions in Acrobat Reader to locate it. CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 10 2021 Regional Bus Fares Supplement Introduction This volume contains fares and ticket information for buses in regional Victoria. It does not include metropolitan fares or V/Line fares which are included in the Victorian Fares and Ticketing Conditions. Conditions of travel on regional bus services, including concessions and free travel arrangements, are also detailed in the Victorian Fares and Ticketing Conditions. Concessions and free travel arrangements are standardised across all operators, including regional bus operators. The contents of this volume set out the ticket conditions and fares that have been determined or approved by the Head, Transport for Victoria for the regional bus services listed in this volume. It includes self-funded services that do not receive a government subsidy but have fares that are approved by the Head, Transport for Victoria. This volume takes effect from, and including, 1 January 2021. This document can be downloaded from ptv.vic.gov.au This document is regularly updated to reflect changes to fares and services. Always make sure the most recent version is being used. The document should be read in conjunction with any updates that have been issued. Chapter 1 – Introduction CHAPTER 2: TICKET CONDITIONS 12 2021 Regional Bus Fares Supplement Ticket conditions Where a ticket type is mentioned in this document, the following rules apply unless an exception is stated. Tickets are only valid on the services of the operator who issued the ticket. Not all ticket types are available on all services. Single A single ticket allows travel between an origin and a destination for which a fare has been paid. 2 hour A 2 hour ticket allows unlimited travel on bus services for at least two hours. Tickets purchased after 6pm are valid until 3am. A passenger may transfer to any local bus or train service before their ticket expires, even if the journey extends beyond the ticket’s expiry time. Return A return ticket allows for a return trip between an origin and a destination for which a fare has been paid. Daily A daily ticket allows unlimited travel on nominated bus services on the day of issue until 3am the next
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