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The NightRider is a bus service in Melbourne, Australia. It operates after midnight from the Melbourne city centre to the suburbs, running on 13 routes, with over three-hundred stops.
NightRider RoutesBuses run half hourly from 1.30am to 5.30am on the following routes:
Routes 942, 943, 944, 954, 956, 958 and 961 are operated by Dysons. NightRider OverhaulIn November 2008, the NightRider network was overhauled. The logo and branding were replaced with new ones, and operators of several routes changed. New routes were created to Doncaster, Healesville and Cranbourne. Services were doubled, now operating every 30 minutes instead of once an hour. The first bus was revised to depart at 1.30am instead of 12.30am on most services, due to trains now running until 1am, however the Doncaster line 961, which doesn't have a train service, departs at midnight. Route numbers were officially publicized by Metlink for the first time (previously some operators did display them on buses) and are all in the 900 series, and appear to have been randomly allocated with route numbers not associating with any other routes running during daylight hours. Ticketing InformationAs of March 2007 standard Metcard tickets (zone 1 or 2 depending on zones travelled through) are accepted on the service.1 Previously a $6 fare was charged, giving you a 2 hour ticket - this allowed passengers to connect with other nightriders, mainly in the city, Deer Park and Knox City. Buses are labelled with a large Nightrider logo, and text saying "NightRider - The after midnight bus service" ReferencesExternal links |
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