Melbourne always has crowded roads with vehicles in a hustle. With a wide range of transportation options, this city makes commutation and student life convenient and easy. With well connected and vast transportation system of trains, buses, and taxis, travelling to any part of the city is hassle-free for people and students. The automotive fare is also much more affordable than in other cities. Students can get a student travel pass and railcards for an easier commute.
1. Bus: This service is spread across, making it convenient for students to travel. The average bus fare is AU$5, and the concessional fare is AU$2.25. This is a convenient and economical option for students who are looking for ways to save on travel costs.
2. Rail: Melbourne has 218 suburban stations on 16 lines, most of which are subway stations. Flinders Street Station is Australia's busiest rail hub, serves the entire network, and remains a prominent Melbourne landmark and meeting place. A full-fare myki card costs $6, and a concession, seniors, or child myki costs $3. These are great for a weekend getaway to a nearby city.
3. Cycling: Another popular means of travelling around Melbourne is by cycle. There are plenty of services that allow you to rent a bike for a small fee. The city’s roads are also lined with cycle paths to make it easier for cyclists to get around the city. Not only are these sustainable, but they also help you get exercise into your daily lifestyle.