All coach routes into southern NSW returned to normal timetables and passengers on the North East Line train services have been able to resume boarding at Albury Station since November 1.
This includes the Benalla to Mulwala service.
Coaches heading to Canberra also resumed Monday and coaches travelling from Canberra to Wodonga and Bairnsdale resumed on November 2.
Passengers are asked to plan ahead and ensure they have the correct permits and meet the travel requirements of their destination.
A travel permit is required for passengers travelling to Victoria from green zones in NSW.
People travelling from amber zones (greater Sydney and the ACT) need to provide a travel permit and proof of double-vaccination status.
Due to restrictions on travel from Victoria into South Australia, V/Line coaches to and from Adelaide and Mount Gambier continue to run within regional Victoria only.
Other resuming coach services:
• Bairnsdale to Batemans Bay
• Bairnsdale to Canberra
• Bairnsdale to Narooma
• Barham to Melbourne
• Bendigo to Mildura will resume stopping in Euston NSW
• Bendigo to Moama
• Bendigo to Swan Hill will resume stopping in Euston NSW
• Canberra to Bairnsdale
• Canberra to Wodonga
• Corowa to Wangaratta
• Deniliquin to Melbourne
• Griffith to Shepparton
• Kerang to Albury
• Melbourne to Moama
• Mildura to Albury (Murraylink)
• Moama to Murchison East Station
• Moama to Seymour
• Moama to Shepparton
• Seymour to Tocumwal
• Shepparton to Tocumwal
If you’re travelling on public transport, or in a taxi or rideshare service, you must wear a fitted mask covering your nose and mouth for the entire journey.
QR codes have been rolled out across the public transport network to keep passengers safe by supporting the Department of Health’s contact tracing efforts to help slow the spread of COVID-19.
For more information, head to vline.com.au
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