The V/Line brand was introduced after the split-up of VicRail in 1983, and has been used by all successive operators of the state's regional public transport network. Until 1999, when its freight operations were privatised, V/Line Freight was also a government provider of the state's rail freight services. From 2004 the main operating rail company V/Line Pty Ltd was owned by the V/Line Corporation, a Victorian state governmentstatutory corporation. In 2016, V/Line Corporation became a subsidiary agency of Public Transport Victoria and in July 2021 V/Line transitioned from a government-owned corporation to a statutory authority.
In the 2018–19 financial year, V/Line carried 22.4 million passengers, mostly on its commuter rail lines, which have experienced considerable patronage growth since 2005 due to improved services and population increases. The COVID-19 pandemic had a significant impact on usage, with patronage falling to 10.7 million passengers in 2021–22.[1] V/Line's operations, particularly those on long-distance routes, remain heavily subsidised by the Victorian Government.
History
As a government authority
On 1 July 1983, the State Transport Authority and a range of other transport bodies were created, when the Transport Act 1983 came into effect.[2] The new authority replaced VicRail, and established the V/Line operating brand for both country passenger and freight. The VicRail orange and silver "teacup' livery used on passenger rolling stock was replaced in August 1983 by an orange and grey livery. The white and green V/Line logo was launched on Sunday 21 August 1983 by the transport minister, Steve Crabb, at Spencer Street station, with special trains running to Essendon to mark the occasion.[3][4] This was altered when on 1 July 1989 the Transport (Amendment) Act took effect, merging the State Transport Authority with the Metropolitan Transit Authority to form the Public Transport Corporation (PTC).[5] The relationship between the country V/Line and suburban "The Met" brands was blurred, with the Sprinter trains delivered in the 1993–1995 period appearing in PTC colours but with both PTC and V/Line logos.[6]
On 30 April 1984, the first V/Line country coach service commenced with a daily Melbourne to Mildura service being introduced, replacing services formerly operated by Ansett Pioneer and Holidaymakers of Mildura. It was operated under contract by Holidaymakers and Mildura Bus Lines.[7] On 2 December 1984, the Speedlink service was introduced. This involved a road coach operating from Adelaide via Albury where it connected with the State Rail Authority's Riverina XPT to Sydney.[8][9]
On 27 April 1987, the Canberra Link coach service commenced. A Mylon Motorways coach for Canberra connected with a train service from Melbourne at Wodonga.[11][12] On the same date a service commenced from Mildura to Broken Hill, connecting off The Sunraysia.[13]
On 1 July 1994, the operation of some of V/Line's regional passenger services was contracted out to the private sector. Hoys Roadlines took over the Melbourne to Cobram service with trains operated under contract by V/Line to Shepparton with Hoys operating a road coach service beyond.[14] The service from Melbourne to Warrnambool was operated by West Coast Railway who operated their own trains throughout.[15][16] Both of these returned to being operated by V/Line in 2004.
In 1995, the freight and passenger rail divisions of V/Line were divided, with a new red, blue, and white livery for its passenger trains.[19] This split was finalised on 1 July 1997 when separate management was brought in.[20] On 1 July 1998, operation of the Stony Point line passed to Bayside Trains. V/Line continues to lend rolling stock to Metro Trains Melbourne to operate the service.[21][22]
Privatisation
Freight Victoria
Melbourne Yard West Tower 2021
V/Line Freight was sold to a consortium of RailAmerica, Fluor Daniel, Macquarie Bank and A Goninan & Co and rebranded as Freight Victoria effective from 1 May 1999.[23][24][25] The sale included a 45-year lease of most regional track (passenger and freight), with responsibilities for track, signalling and level crossings, with access to passenger sections of track granted to V/Line Passenger.[26] The state government had not wanted to sell rights to the track infrastructure, but was persuaded by bids by three primarily American consortia which argued greater efficiencies could be accomplished by vertical integration.[27]
After being renamed Freight Australia in March 2000, it was sold to Pacific National in August 2004.[28][29] In May 2007 Pacific National sold the rail lease of the network back to VicTrack.[30]
National Express inherited a fleet of A, N, P and Y class locomotives, H, N, S and Z type carriages and Sprinter diesel railcars. As part of the franchise commitment, 29 two-car VLocitys were ordered from Bombardier.[36]
In December 2002, National Express handed in its Victorian rail and tram franchises having been unable to renegotiate financial terms with the State Government.[37][38][39][40]KPMG were appointed to operate the business on behalf of the State Government.[41][42][43]
As a statutory corporation
Patronage of V/Line rail services 2004–19
Full control of V/Line was taken on 1 October 2003 by changing the shareholding of V/Line, making the government the sole shareholder via a recently created statutory corporation, V/Line Passenger Corporation.[44][45] V/Line operates under a franchise agreement entered into with the Director of Public Transport. The Director also sub leases tracks and other infrastructure which the Director holds under lease from VicTrack, the agency which owns Victoria's rail-related land and infrastructure.
Service to Bairnsdale and Ararat was restored in May and July 2004 respectively.[45][47][48] In December 2008, as part of the Victorian Transport Plan, the state government announced that V/Line rail passenger services would be extended from Ballarat to Maryborough at a cost of $50 million, commencing in July 2010.[49][50] The first passenger train in 15 years arrived at Maryborough on 24 July 2010.[51] V/Line also resumed operating the Shepparton and Warrnambool services in 2004 when contacts with Hoys Roadliners and West Coast Railway expired.[52]
In November 2006, Pacific National, which had purchased Freight Australia, entered into an agreement to sell the remainder of its Victorian rail lease of the network back to VicTrack.[30] The sale was completed on 7 May 2007, with V/Line becoming the track manager of the Victorian intrastate network.[53]
In May 2008, it was announced that part of the V/Line fleet would be converted to standard gauge to operate an upgraded Albury line service.[54] In December 2008 V/Line ended the sale of alcoholic beverages aboard long-distance trains, after almost a century of the practice.[55]
In 2015/16, the subsidy per passenger trip was $22.12.[56]
The Transport Integration Act 2010 renamed the V/Line Passenger Corporation as V/Line Corporation.[57] The Act also gave V/Line a new statutory charter. As part of these changes, the corporation's responsibilities were explicitly expanded to cover both rail passenger and rail freight services.[58] The Act received the Royal assent on 2 March 2010 and came into effect on 1 July 2010.[59]
Map of the Regional Rail Link corridor through Melbourne's west, which opened in 2015.
In the late 2010s and early 2020s, the V/Line network underwent one of the largest periods of expansion and upgrade in its history. In 2009, work began on the Regional Rail Link, a 47.5-kilometre (29.5 mi) new double-track railway through Melbourne's western suburbs designed to separate V/Line and Metro trains and create a new corridor for Geelong corridor trains.[60] Largely funded by the federal Rudd Government in 2009, the project was originally budgeted at $4.32 billion but had a final cost of $3.65 billion.[60][61] When it opened in 2015, the Deer Park–West Werribee railway line added new V/Line stations in Melbourne's west at Tarneit and Wyndham Vale, enabling higher frequencies and expanding V/Line's role as a commuter railway service.[62]
Patronage had been steadily increasing on the V/Line network, growing by 83% between 2006/07 and 2015/16, from 8.9 million to 16.3 million.[60] The Victorian Auditor General found that by 2017 the Regional Rail Link had led to an 80% increase in patronage on the Geelong line.[63][60]
A VLocity train at Wyndham Vale station in Melbourne's west, which opened in 2015 as part of the Regional Rail Link.
In January 2016, V/Line's VLocity rolling stock was identified as suffering from abnormal wheel wear.[64] The fleet was also banned from the metropolitan track lease by the suburban rail operator, Metro Trains Melbourne, after a V/Line train failed to activate a level crossing in Dandenong.[65][66] The two problems caused as many as 70 services a day to be cancelled.[67] This also led to the resignation of then CEO Theo Taifalos, 16 days of free travel being provided to Victorians, and a inquiry being ordered by the public transport minister into V/Line's operational capacity.[67][68] It was later identified that the wheel wear was caused by harsh curves in track segments, particularly along the Dynon-North Melbourne flyover, which was rebuilt as part of the Regional Rail Link.[69] As a result, the flyover track segment was replaced, and permanent 30 km/h (18.6 mph) speed restrictions were introduced from the flyover to South Kensington.[69]
In 2017, the State Government under Premier Daniel Andrews initiated work on the Regional Rail Revival program, a $4 billion project to upgrade Victoria's regional railways and provide more reliable and frequent passenger services.[70][71] The program was co-funded by the Federal Government, through the Commonwealth's asset-recycling fund.[72] The project reflected the upgrades outlined in the 2016 Regional Network Development Plan.[73]
Regional Rail Revival upgrades at Waurn Ponds station near Geelong during construction, April 2022.
The project involved upgrades to all of the state's regional rail corridors. The project allocated $518 million for upgrades to the Ballarat line, including 18 km (11.2 mi) of duplicated track between Deer Park West and Melton stations, new passing loops, new train stabling, upgraded stations and more car parking along the corridor.[74] A new platform and track was added to Waurn Ponds station on the Geelong line and a rail line to Armstrong Creek was investigated.[75] The Gippsland line will have its signalling upgraded, some track duplicated, a new stabling facility built and platforms added to some stations.[70] The North East, Shepparton and Warrnambool lines were upgraded to allow VLocity trains to run on those corridors.[70][76][77]
The project will also include track speed and signalling upgrades to the Bendigo-Echuca line.[78] Secondary stages of upgrades were launched on many lines, allowing more services to be added.[71] A new rail bridge was built over the Avon River in Gippsland as part of the project.[79] New stations were built at Goornong, Huntly and Raywood on the Bendigo line as part of the Bendigo Metro project, which aimed to improve the commuter service for greater Bendigo.[80] A new Cobblebank station east of Melton was opened in 2019.
Over this time, the VLocity became the primary rollingstock servicing the V/Line network, with 105 three-car sets in service as of 2023. VLocity trains were introduced to a standard gauge line for the first time in July 2022 after upgrades to the Seymour and Albury lines as part of the Regional Rail Revival.[81] During the 2022 state election, the Andrews government promised to purchase a further 23 three-car sets for the network.[82] The government also announced new stations for the Regional Rail Link at Truganina and Tarneit West, and the removal of four more level crossings on the Ballarat line around Melton, which would make the line level-crossing free between the city and Melton.[83][84]
On 1 July 2021, V/Line transitioned from a state-owned corporation to a statutory authority.[85]
Rail services are grouped into two types. As part of the introduction of the Myki smartcard in 2013, and to provide consistent communication to both staff and customers, what were formerly called "interurban" services became "commuter" services, and what were formerly called "intercity" services became "long distance" services.
Commuter services operate over shorter distances and significantly more frequently than long-distance services, and use two different ticketing systems. Commuter services use the Myki, whilst long distance services require printed paper tickets.
V/Line also runs numerous intrastate and interstate road coach services that may run wholly as a coach service or operate as a coach connecting with a rail service.
Christians Bus 671 departing Ararat on a V/Line Service
Interstate road coach service operated by V/Line are:
Daylink – Melbourne (Southern Cross) to Adelaide via Bendigo, runs as a train to Bendigo and then a coach to Adelaide 6 days a week and as a coach the whole way on Sunday.[87]
Speedlink – Sydney to Adelaide via Albury. This operates as the NSW TrainLinkXPT train from Sydney to Albury with a V/Line coach operating from Albury to Adelaide.[88]
Murraylink – Mildura to Albury, does not travel to Melbourne and operates entirely as a coach.
V/Line currently uses the myki electronic ticketing system on its commuter train services, in addition to printed paper tickets, issued from staffed V/Line stations, selected Metro suburban premium stations, V/Line ticket agents, online or by phone. Passengers boarding services at unmanned stations or coach stops can purchase tickets from the train conductor or coach driver.
Ticket types available include single, return, and various periodical tickets.[89] Until 2023, services used to be classified as peak and off-peak, with discounts available for tickets valid in off-peak times only.[89] From June 2013, the myki smartcard system began to be rolled out on the V/Line network.[90] As of November 2023[update], myki ticketing is only used between Melbourne and the following stations: Waurn Ponds (in Geelong), Wendouree (in Ballarat), Raywood and Goornong (in Bendigo), Traralgon and Seymour. Further out, paper tickets are still required.[91] A paper ticket that costs at least the daily cap ($10.60 on weekdays and $7.20 on weekends and public holidays, as of 1 January 2024[update]) also allows additional travel in the myki network on the same day without using a myki card.[92]
Most V/Line services operate on a non-allocated seating basis, but all intercity (long-distance) rail services, and some coach services, require seat reservations.[93]
Fares
Tickets have the origin and destination printed upon them, making them point to point, but the fare itself is based on charging zones.[94] Changes had been made to the fare system, to integrate it with the suburban Metcard system in preparation for the introduction of the Myki smartcard system to cover the entire state.[95]
Until the introduction of the fare cap in March 2023, a single V/line economy fare could range up to $68.60 (March 2023 cost), and $137.20 for a daily economy fare. A limited number of V/Line services also had first class seating which required the payment of an upgrade fee (up to $8.60 in March 2023) on top of the standard economy fare.[94][96] During the 2022 state election, the Victorian government promised to cap all V/Line fares to $9.20 for daily travel and $4.60 for concession card holders, regardless of distance travelled.[97][98] This would make V/Line fares cost the same as a daily fare for travel with Metropolitan Melbourne, and represented the largest cut in fares in the system's history.[97] The differentiation between economy class and first class seating, as well as the upgrade fee for first class seating, would also be abolished.[99] A daily peak fare from Bendigo would be cut from $68.80 to $9.20, while Ballarat would be cut from $45.60 and Geelong from $27.60.[100] An overnight trip to Swan Hill would be cut from a total cost of $92 to $18.40, as it requires two daily fares.[82]
In early 2023, the state government announced the changes would take effect on 31 March 2023.[91] The weekend and public holiday daily cap of $6.70 also took effect. However, the fare cap only applied to travel within the state and to interstate within 60 km (37 mi) from the Victorian border.[92] Single fares for interstate travel further than 60 km (37 mi) from the border were still reduced, with a daily interstate surcharge of $21.80 applied to a single daily fare, for a reduced maximum total daily fare of $31.[92][99]
Concerns were raised by public transport advocates that the system would struggle to cope with the expected increase in patronage from the fare cap, particularly during off-peak times and weekends.[82] During the election the government promised an extra 23 new VLocity trains and an increase in weekend V/Line frequencies, but these were not expected until 2024.[82] In the first week of the new fare system, the V/Line network carried 420,000 passengers.[101]
As of 1 January 2024[update], the daily fare cap is $10.60, $5.30 for concession card holders, and the weekend and public holiday cap is $7.20. The daily interstate surcharge for interstate travel further than 60 km (37 mi) from the Victorian border is $24.60, for a maximum total of $35.20 for a single daily fare.[102]
V/Line is also responsible for managing and maintaining all non-interstate rural rail track in Victoria, including lines that do not see any passenger services.[105][30][106]
Branding
Initial 1983 logo
The initial V/Line visual identity was unveiled in August 1983, with an orange and grey livery for locomotives and passenger rolling stock,[3] along with a white and green V/Line logo with a "stylised capital lettered logo with the V and the L split by a deep slashing stroke".[107] Work on the initial V/Line identity started in May 1983, with freight wagons being released without logos pending the launch. Before that time, a stylised VR logo was carried by rolling stock that had been received the orange and silver VicRail "teacup" livery since 1981.[3] Carriages in the 'teacup' livery later had the logos removed and replaced by V/Line ones.[108]
This remained until 1993 when the Sprinter railcars were delivered in the teal and yellow suburban 'The Met' brand colours, but with both The Met and V/Line logos.[6] In 1995, the freight and passenger rail divisions of V/Line were divided, with locomotives in the freight fleet retaining the orange and grey livery with 'V/Line Freight' logos, while passenger carriages and locomotive received the red blue and white 'V/Line Passenger' livery which remains on some of the fleet today.[19] It was also at that time that the V/Line logo was altered, with serifs added to the lettering, and the "deep slashing stroke" was altered to a curved blue line. After National Express took over V/Line, the logo was again altered in 2000, with mixed-case lettering and a curving blue line underneath.[108] In 2006, it was again altered, with the removal of the blue line underneath and addition of a purple line.[109]
Logo introduced in 2006
The VLocity trains were delivered from 2005 in a new livery of stainless steel with purple and green highlights. In 2007, a new livery was unveiled, consisting of a grey carbody with red, white and purple stripes.[110] Rolling stock in different variants of the livery was released throughout that year, with a consistent version not appearing until 2008, along with a number of repainted locomotives.
In 2013, a Public Transport Victoria (PTV) livery of purple and white diamonds was adopted, and was progressively applied to V/Locitys and road coaches. This livery matches the geometric designs seen on other PTV services, and uses purple in keeping with the designation of regional services with purple branding. In early 2017, locomotive N457 was re-painted with a version of the PTV livery, and Set SN 8 was re-painted to match the new livery of the V/Locity fleet. Almost all of V/Line's rolling stock have since received this purple livery, with some Sprinter sets still bearing the old livery, such as Sprinter 7003 in May 2023 and Sprinter 7005 in July 2023.[111][112]
Sponsorships
Since 2004, V/Line has been the naming rights sponsor of the Australian Football League's Victorian country competition for junior players. The V/Line Cup is played over several days in September and includes two boys' divisions and one girls' division.[113]
Publication
V/Line published an in-house magazine. It replaced VicRail News, initially being published as STA News then V/Line News from December 1983 until February 1991.[114][115][116]
References
^ ab"V/Line Annual Report 2021–22". V/Line – Regional Public Transport in Victoria. V/Line. Archived from the original on 26 March 2023. Retrieved 26 March 2023.
^Chris Banger (March 1997). "Rail Passenger Service Withdrawals Since 1960". Newsrail. Vol. 25, no. 3. Vic: ARHS Victoria Division. pp. 77–82. ISSN0310-7477. OCLC19676396.
^When the lights went out in Victoria Railway Digest July 2013 pages 44–47
^ ab"News". Newsrail. Australian Railway Historical Society (Victorian Division). November 2005.[better source needed]
^Peter Attenborough (June 2004). "Freight Australia". Australian Model Railway Magazine. pp. 24–27.
^"Change in Management of Stony Point Service". Newsrail. Vol. 26, no. 9. Vic: ARHS Victoria Division. September 1998. p. 266. ISSN0310-7477. OCLC19676396.
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