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Disruptions for V/Line passengers

There will be disruptions to V/Line train services on sections of the Geelong line during the next two weeks, as major infrastructure works take place.

Trains will not operate between Wyndham Vale and Southern Cross from Sunday 11 January to Friday 23 January with:

buses between Wyndham Vale and Werribee to connect with trains on the Werribee Line

buses between Tarneit and Laverton to connect with trains on the Werribee Line

and stopping-all-stations buses between Wyndham Vale, Tarneit, Deer Park and Sunshine.

Warrnambool Line trains will continue to operate between Warrnambool and Waurn Ponds.

During this time, crews will continue construction of the new West Tarneit Station platforms and underpass, and replace rail tracks in the project area.

Transport Victoria provides real-time traffic conditions and the latest public transport information at transport.vic.gov.au

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