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Bendigo Metro Expands Services and Pedestrian Upgrades Improve CBD Access
Local bus additions and intersection changes form part of ongoing transport adjustments in the city.
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Local bus additions and intersection changes form part of ongoing transport adjustments in the city.
2 min read
Updated 8 h ago

Bendigo Metro has introduced 10 extra weekday bus services to Epsom Station along with an additional evening service to Eaglehawk.
These additions build on the operator's role in connecting outer areas to central Bendigo. All weekday V/Line trains between Bendigo and Melbourne now stop at Kangaroo Flat, with four extra off-peak services added on the line. Public transport tickets for V/Line include free travel on local Bendigo bus services operated by Christians Bus, with departures from Bendigo Station to the CBD and suburbs.
Pedestrian Operated Signals with new traffic lights were installed at the Chapel Street and Hargreaves Street intersection in Bendigo CBD. Works started in June 2025 and finished by mid-2025 to support the City Centre Strategic Cycling Corridor. The intersection of Condon Street and Kairn Road was upgraded to improve traffic flow and safety near Victory Christian College.
A section of the Calder Freeway between Malmsbury and Harcourt closed to all traffic from 6am to 10pm on Tuesday, 18 February 2025 for filming, with traffic directed onto a 30-minute detour via Calder Highway. The West Gate Tunnel opened in late 2025, giving Bendigo drivers an alternative route to Melbourne via CityLink. Real-time traffic conditions, road closures and alerts for the Bendigo region remain available through VicTraffic at traffic.vicroads.vic.gov.au or by calling 13 11 70.
Residents and visitors can continue to monitor VicTraffic for current conditions on routes into and out of the city while using the expanded Bendigo Metro timetable for weekday travel to Epsom Station and Eaglehawk.
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