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Users Guide to the Principal Public Transport Network

Melbourne 2030, the State Government’s plan to preserve Melbourne’s liveability, sets out the Principal Public Transport Network (PPTN). The PPTN is a high quality public transport network that connects the Principal, Major and Specialised Activity Centres. It contains all train and tram routes as well as selected bus routes which are to be progressively rolled out as SmartBus services. The PPTN, together with local feeder services, provides for a comprehensive, efficient and networked public transport system for the metropolitan area.

Now a new interactive online map has been developed to help you get more information about the PPTN in your area. To use the map, click on one of the ten sections of the map showing the area you would like to view in more detail. A PDF file will be downloaded showing that section of map in more detail. Alternately you can download the map by clicking on the PDF files listed below.

Map 1 - Melton-Sunbury (PDF - 75 Kb) Map 2 - Sydenham-Epping-Preston (PDF - 110 Kb) Map 3 - Greensborough (PDF - 120 Kb) Map 4 - Werribee (PDF - 67 Kb) Map 5 - Sunshine-CBD-Camberwell (PDF - 310 Kb) Map 6 - Box Hill-Lilydale-GlenWaverley (PDF - 215 Kb) Map 7 - Cheltenham-Carrum-Noble Park (PDF - 156 Kb) Map 8 - Dandenong-Pakenham (PDF - 165 Kb) Map 9 - Cranbourne-Mornington (PDF - 140 Kb) Map 10 - Rosebud-Hastings (PDF - 108 Kb)

Keymap - Principal Public Transport Networks

For more information about Melbourne 2030, go to the Melbourne 2030 homepage or the Melbourne 2030 strategy online
For specific information about public transport routes, fares and timetables, go to www.metlinkmelbourne.com.au.


Please note: Document(s) on this page are presented in PDF format. If you do not have the Adobe Reader, you can download a copy free from the Adobe web site.