Adam Carey

Parents of students at Aitken College are frustrated at how difficult and dangerous it is to get in and out of the ...

Melbourne's outer north stuck in traffic as government puts road projects on ice

Melbourne's outer north is missing out on a multibillion-dollar package of road upgrades meant to relieve congestion and reduce accidents in the city's growth suburbs.

Construction work on the Caroline Springs railway station in August 2015. It is planned to open in January 2017.

Caroline Springs trains expected to be overcrowded from day new station opens

Caroline Springs, we have a problem.

New trams stops on Toorak Road, which will be built as part of the Metro Tunnel project next year.

Toorak Road traffic squeeze as new tram route takes shape

Traffic flow along Toorak Road in South Yarra will be cut from two lanes to one early next year to make space for Melbourne's newest tram route, as early works for the construction of the Melbourne Metro rail tunnel get under way.

VicTrack is investigating the potential to develop an area of under-used land next to the northern entrance to West ...

West Footscray next in line for housing boom along Melbourne railways

Looking for a new apartment in inner Melbourne that's close - as in really close - to public transport?

Commuters at the corner of Spencer and Bourke streets. Some city tram stops are struggling to cope with large crowds.

Trams are too slow, too old and too late, report warns

Melbourne's development boom has been a boon for the tram system, but could the rapid population growth that is pushing patronage through the roof bring the network to its knees?

There were more than 700 collisions between trams and road vehicles in the first nine months of 2016.

'A constant state of anxiety': tram crashes, injuries up, errant motorists blamed

The number of serious injuries on trams has risen this year, driven by a sharp increase in passenger slips, trips and falls.

Victorian drivers urged to slow down and save lives in new TAC campaign

Drivers are being told that in some conditions, sticking to the speed limit is not safe and could be the difference between "a fright and a fatality".

Complaints to the Public Transport Ombudsman about authorised officers are on the rise.

Myki loathing on the wane but ticket inspectors still pain

Has our myki outrage peaked? The state's public transport watchdog says it has, noting in its latest annual report a 36 per cent drop in complaints about the unloved ticketing system.

An artist's impression of what Coburg Station could look like.

Rail Up! Report backs elevated rail for Frankston and Upfield lines

Elevated rail lines that soar continuously for several kilometres should be built on the Frankston and Upfield lines, to get rid of almost 40 extra level crossings and create open spaces beneath the tracks, a new report argues.

Victorian bus drivers rally on the steps of Spring Street, calling for greater protection against rising acts of violence.

Bus drivers rally for safety following spate of violent attacks

How many jobs can you think of that involve the everyday risk of random assault by a stranger?