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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Metlink | | | |  Metlink: Encyclopedia II - Metlink - IntroductionUpon the introduction of the Metlink brand in 2003, public transport railway stations, along with tram and bus stops throughout Melbourne began to receive new Metlink-branded signage, designed to replace the inconsistent signage previously used by the various (some now defunct) public transport operators.
Under the new branding, train station signage and timetables were colour-coded blue, tram stop signs and timetables were coded green, and the bus network was c ...
See also:Metlink, Metlink - Introduction, Metlink - Origin, Metlink - Priorities, Metlink - Future Role Read more here: » Metlink: Encyclopedia II - Metlink - Introduction |
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| | | | Metlink: Encyclopedia II - Metcard - How Metcard Works All forms of public transport can be accessed by using a single Metcard. Metcards are a time and zone based ticket, with validity periods ranging from 2 hours to yearly, and three zones covering the Melbourne metropolitan area.
Metcards can be purchased from rail station Ticket Vending Machines, staff at Premium Stations and City Stations, Ticket Vending Machines on board trams and the Stony Point Train, Bus Drivers, the Met Shop (inside the Melbourne Town Hall on Swanston Street) and at a large number of retail outlets. Tickets can also be purchased using credit cards over the internet (ww ...
See also:Metcard, Metcard - What is a Metcard?, Metcard - Metcard History, Metcard - How Metcard Works, Metcard - Zones and Fares, Metcard - Future Read more here: » Metcard: Encyclopedia II - Metcard - How Metcard Works |
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| | | | Metlink: Encyclopedia II - Sunbury Victoria - History Sunbury was first settled in 1836, by George Evans and William Jackson. It was Jackson and his brother, Samuel, who named the township Sunbury, after Sunbury-on-Thames, in Surrey, England.
In 1837, William (Big) Clarke, came to the area, and gained vast pastoral licences in and around Sunbury. In 1874, Clarke's son, William, built a mansion, which he named "Rupertswood", after his own son, Rupert.
The younger William, Sir William as he was to become, was the president of the Melbourne Cricket Club, and it was through his positi ...
See also:Sunbury Victoria, Sunbury Victoria - History, Sunbury Victoria - Culture, Sunbury Victoria - Transport, Sunbury Victoria - Sport, Sunbury Victoria - Politics, Sunbury Victoria - People from Sunbury Read more here: » Sunbury Victoria: Encyclopedia II - Sunbury Victoria - History |
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| | | | Metlink: Encyclopedia II - Metcard - Zones and Fares The public transport system is broken up into three ticketing Zones: Zone 1 (Yellow), Zone 2 (Blue), and Zone 3 (Red). The first two zones form concentric rings around the inner suburbs, and Zone 3 covers the Outer Eastern and South-Eastern suburbs. As a subset of Zone 1, the city saver zone covers inner-Melbourne, and tickets purchased here allow for shor ...
See also:Metcard, Metcard - What is a Metcard?, Metcard - Metcard History, Metcard - How Metcard Works, Metcard - Zones and Fares, Metcard - Future Read more here: » Metcard: Encyclopedia II - Metcard - Zones and Fares |
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