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Extreme Heat Timetable: Monday 27th January
Due to the forecast temperature on Monday 27th January, we are expecting to run to an Extreme Heat timetable on
Geelong
&
Warrnambool
,
Ballarat
,
Ararat
,
Horsham
&
Maryborough
,
Bendigo
,
Swan Hill
&
Echuca
,
Traralgon
,
Lakes Entrance
&
Bairnsdale
,
Seymour
,
Albury
&
Shepparton
lines.
> More Information
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Extreme Heat Timetable: Monday 27th January
Due to the forecast temperature on Monday 27th January, we are expecting to run to an Extreme Heat timetable on
Geelong
&
Warrnambool
,
Ballarat
,
Ararat
,
Horsham
&
Maryborough
,
Bendigo
,
Swan Hill
&
Echuca
,
Traralgon
,
Lakes Entrance
&
Bairnsdale
,
Seymour
,
Albury
&
Shepparton
lines.
> More Information
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All feedback is logged and given a unique reference number that you can quote at any time when making further enquiries.
Customers will be informed of the complaint reference number as well as how long they should expect to wait for a response.
In accordance with the
Information Privacy Act 2000
any personal information collected when a complaint is logged is confidential and will only be used to help resolve that complaint.
How do I complain?
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1800 800 007
Transport For Victoria
6am to midnight, 7 days a week
1800 800 007
If calling from overseas, please dial
+61 3 9662 2505
TTY:
(03) 9619 2727
Provide written customer feedback
You may lodge feedback by mailing the V/Line Customer Relations team.
Mail:
V/Line Customer Relations, Reply Paid 5343, Melbourne VIC 8060.
Complaints handling procedure
What happens after my complaint is received?
All complaints are categorised and prioritised. The highest priority is for complaints involving issues such as immediate customer safety and security. Cases in this category will be acknowledged within three business days of receipt, with a further response supplied within a further two business days if required.
For all other complaints, V/Line will provide an acknowledgement and response within seven business days of receiving the complaint.
If V/Line is unable to meet the timelines outlined above, we will contact the customer to advise when the complaint is expected to be answered.
In the case of complaints concerning emergency situations, the relevant emergency authority is to be notified by the customer immediately.
All reasonable efforts are made to resolve all complaints as quickly as possible.
Will my complaint make a difference?
This complaints handling procedure provides a way to not only address individual concerns but also explore common themes and patterns of complaint. This contributes to a broader understanding of the performance of public transport and therefore how it can be improved.
No identifying information is used in considering broader trends.
Not satisfied with our response?
If you’re not satisfied with our response or how your feedback was handled, you can escalate your feedback to the Public Transport Ombudsman (PTO).
Public Transport Ombudsman
The Public Transport Ombudsman (PTO) is an independent office that investigates public transport complaints. The PTO provides fair, free and fast resolutions to public transport disputes and works with its members on systemic complaints to help improve the public transport system in Victoria.
The PTO handles complaints about public transport related issues such as:
Service delivery issues such as cancellations, reliability, punctuality and overcrowding;
myki and ticketing issues;
The use of land and premises by operators, including issues such as noise and dust emanating from public transport construction sites;
The condition and accessibility of public transport infrastructure and rolling stock. Examples include stations, station ramps, myki equipment, lifts, stairs, stops, train carriages, trams, buses, signs and passenger information notices; and
The conduct of staff, including Authorised Officers and complaint handling staff.
Lodging your case with the Public Transport Ombudsman
Free Call:
1800 466 865
Email:
enquiries@ptovic.com.au
Online:
PTO VIC
Mail:
PO Box 538 Collins Street West, Melbourne VIC 8007
National Relay Service:
TTY users phone
1800 555 677
then ask for 1800 466 865
Interpreter Service:
131 450
Fax:
03 8623 2100
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