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Tuesday 13 January to late February From Tuesday 13 January to late February, up to 44 car spaces are temporarily closed in sections of the Seaford Station car park. For your safety, please follow any signage and instructions in place during this time.
Route: Frankston - City
8pm Sunday 1 February to 4pm Friday 27 February Up to 80 car spaces are closed while works take place. To access northern station parking, enter via Neerim Road. To access southern station parking, enter via Railway Parade. Accessible parking remains available at the station. For your safety, please observe any signage and instructions in place during this time.
Routes: Cranbourne - City, Pakenham - City
7am Monday 8 December to 5pm Friday 27 February Up to 5 car spaces in the Heidelberg Station carpark are closed, due to maintenance works. For your safety, please observe any signage and instructions in place during this time.
Routes: Hurstbridge - City, Hurstbridge - City
Monday 12 January to March 2026 Approximately 10 car spaces and 7 accessible car spaces are closed in the East Esplanade car park for project works to install new bike parking facilities. For your safety, please follow signage and instructions in place during this time. Find out more about the Bike Parking at Stations project.
Routes: Sunbury - City, Sunbury - City
7am Monday 2 February to mid-April 2026 Three car spaces in the Railway Street car park are temporarily closed while project works take place.
Route: Mernda - City
Thursday 23 October to early April 2026 Up to 20 car spaces will be closed in the western car park, due to Ringwood Level Crossing Removal Project works.
Routes: Lilydale - City, Lilydale - City
Monday 17 November 2025 to late April 2026 The Werribee Line will experience temporary timetable and service changes from Monday 17 November 2025 to late April 2026, due to Level Crossing Removal Project works. During this time, you can expect: All trains to the City will run express between Laverton and Newport stations and will not stop at Seaholme, Altona and Westona stations. A replacement bus will take Seaholme, Altona and Westona stations passengers to Newport Station for a connecting train service. All trains to Werribee will stop at Seaholme, Altona and Westona stations. There will be additional services operating on the Williamstown Line on weekdays during the AM peak. You may see increased patronage on your trains during this time.
Routes: Werribee - City, Werribee - City
Friday 30 January to April 2026 Approximately 13 car spaces are temporarily closed in the Cross Street commuter car park for project works to install new bike parking facilities. The facilities will enable more people to ride and park their bikes securely. On weekdays between 7am and 4pm the taxi bay in the Sunshine Road commuter car park will also be closed for project works. For your safety, please follow signage and instructions in place during this time. Find out more about the Bike Parking at Stations project.
Route: Sunbury - City
9pm Monday 18 August From August, we’ll implement the following changes to enable Mordialloc level crossing removal works: From 9pm Monday 18 August, the underpass will close. To access Platform 1, please detour via McDonald Street, Bear Street and Main Street. From Friday 29 August until mid 2026, Platform 2 will close. All train services will depart from Platform 1. Frankston Line trains will run to an altered timetable from Friday 29 August until mid 2026. The majority of the station car park remains closed. Pedestrian access may be subject to change. Find out more about how we’re keeping the Frankston Line moving during these works.
Routes: Frankston - City, Frankston - City
Friday 29 August to mid 2026 Due to single line running as part of Mordialloc Level Crossing Removal Project works, from first service on Friday 29 August until mid 2026, Frankston Line trains will run to an altered timetable, with adjustments to overall service levels, and changes to stopping patterns across the Frankston Line. With altered services on the Frankston Line, trains may be busier than usual during peak times. Find out more about how we’re keeping the Frankston Line moving during these works.
Routes: Frankston - City, Frankston - City
Until late 2026 The Parkiteer cage is closed at Mordialloc Station. Please use alternative secure bicycle parking at Parkdale or Edithvale stations.
Routes: Frankston - City, Frankston - City
Thursday 5 February to early-September 2026 Approximately 12 car spaces will be temporarily closed in the Wallace Avenue commuter car park for project works to install a new lift and secure bike storage facilities. For your safety, please follow signage and instructions in place during this time. The timing of these works may change depending on weather or unavoidable circumstances. Find out more about the Williams Landing Station improvements.
Routes: Werribee - City, Werribee - City
Monday 2 February to late 2026 A new Albion Station will be built as part of Stage 1 of Melbourne Airport Rail and the Sunshine Superhub project. In order to complete major underground service relocation works, Albion Station car park will be closed. Alternative parking will be available at Tottenham Station on Rupert Street. Albion Station, access to platforms and drop off and pick up zones remain open during this time. Accessible car spaces Eight accessible car spaces at Albion Station will remain open. Shared use path closure A section of the shared use path will be closed at the southern end of the car park. Pedestrian and cyclist detours will be in place during this time.
Routes: Sunbury - City, Sunbury - City
From April 2024 to 2028 The Watsonia Station car park has been closed since April 2024. From October 2025, there will be changes for pedestrians, cars, and buses accessing Watsonia Station as part of ongoing works for M80 Ring Road Completion. new DDA-compliant paths and upgraded crossings to improve safety and accessibility for pedestrians. one-way entrance from Greensborough Highway northbound and a new signalised intersection for exiting vehicles. relocated bus stop and streamlined loop to support service reliability and reduce congestion. These changes will be in place until a new Watsonia Station car park is built later in the project. We’re planning our work in the station precinct to minimise disruptions. no changes to the pedestrian overpass or station platform access. maintaining accessible parking and drop-off and pick-up areas near the station entrance. providing more than 500 parking spaces at the nearby Watsonia Station commuter car park.
Routes: Hurstbridge - City, Hurstbridge - City
9pm Monday 9 February to 3am Wednesday 11 February Due to maintenance works, the Alphington Station carpark will be closed. For your safety, please observe any signage and instruction in place during this time.
Routes: Hurstbridge - City, Hurstbridge - City
9pm to last service each night, Sunday 8 February to Wednesday 11 February From Southern Cross Take a City Circle train from Platform 9 and change at Flinders Street. To Southern Cross Change at Flinders Street and take a train from Platform 1. To City Loop Change at Flinders Street and take a train from Platform 1. From City Loop Take a City Circle train from Platform 1 and change at Flinders Street.
Routes: Frankston - City, Frankston - City
9pm to last service each night, Sunday 8 February to Wednesday 11 February From Southern Cross Take a train from Platform 9 and change at Flinders Street. To Southern Cross Change at Flinders Street and take a train from Platform 1. To City Loop Change at Flinders Street and take a train from Platform 1. From City Loop Take a train from Platform 1 and change at Flinders Street.
Routes: Belgrave - City, Glen Waverley - City, Lilydale - City, Lilydale - City
9pm to last service each night, Sunday 8 February to Wednesday 11 February From City Take a train from Platform 1 at Flinders Street and change at Southern Cross. From City Loop Take a City Circle train from Platform 1 and change at Southern Cross. To City Change at Southern Cross and take a City Circle train from Platform 9 to Flinders Street. To City Loop Change at Southern Cross and take a train from Platform 9.
Routes: Craigieburn - City, Werribee - City, City, Craigieburn - City, Upfield - City, Werribee - City, Williamstown - City
9pm to 4am each night, Sunday 8 February to Thursday 12 February To improve the safety and efficiency of Melbourne’s metropolitan rail network, critical safety works will be undertaken along the Craigieburn Line. These critical safety works form part of Metro’s annual works program to maintain and renew the rail network. What to expect: medium to high level construction noise during the set up and use of the heavy machinery rail grinding works that will cause a short-term immediate increase in noise once completed, that will decrease over time increased noise, dust and local traffic in the works area or the rail corridor traffic management in place, as required. Every effort will be made to carry out these works with respect for our valued neighbours. Works may be subject to change due to weather conditions and operational requirements.
Route: Craigieburn - City
8.30pm to last service each night, Sunday 8 February to Thursday 12 February
Routes: Werribee - City, Werribee - City
From Tuesday 10 February to Friday 20 February 2026, electrical works will be undertaken by Metro Trains on the Werribee Substation. Electrical works are required to reinstate a cable which has failed and that critically feeds the substation. To allow for the reinstatement works, one large River Red Gum tree, situated next to the substation, will need to be removed. Q. Will trains still be running while these works are taking place? Trains will continue to run while these works are being done. The works can be safely undertaken whilst trains are running. Q. Will there be a lot of noise and dust? Works will only be carried out during daylight hours (7am to 5pm), Monday to Friday to limit any noise & disturbance for the local community. Appropriate dust suppression measures will be put in place to mitigate airborne dust from construction activities. Q. Is the tree of significance? The tree was not identified on the National Trust of Australia (Victoria) Register of Significant Trees. Q. Does Metro Trains have approval to remove the tree? Metro Trains has been granted endorsement from the Department of Environment, Energy and Climate Action (DECCA) to remove the single Red River Gum tree. Metro Trains did explore alternate options. However, the construction of a pit and trench is required to accommodate the emergency cable installation. It is not possible to undertake these works without significant and unavoidable intrusion to the River Gum Tree. Q. Is there a replanting plan for the removed tree? To ensure no net loss to Victoria’s biodiversity, Metro Trains has secured a native vegetation offset planting plan within the Melbourne Water Catchment boundary or Wyndham City district. Q. What measures are being put in place to ensure the protection of other native vegetation? A tree protection zone (TPZ) will be implemented to protect remaining trees on this site with the oversight qualified arborist. Any trees removed within tree protection zone (TPZ) will be applied for with the project endorsement form from DECCA. Q. Were any other flora & fauna identified? During investigation site works, no significant flora or fauna were identified. Thank you for your understanding as we carry out these safety works.
Routes: Werribee - City, Werribee - City