Melbourne, the state capital of Victoria, Australia, has a variety of interconnected forms of transportation. Melbourne serves as a hub for regional, intracity, and intercity travel. Most excursions in various areas of the city are made by car, which is made possible by Australia's largest motorway system. A vital component of the transportation system is public transportation, which includes the world's largest tram network and trains and buses. Walking, cycling, and commercial passenger car services like taxis are some of the other prevalent ways of transportation.
The Victoria University, Melbourne Campus is serviced by a municipal bus that travels to various parts of the city (including shopping areas, restaurants, etc.). For all students at the University of Missouri, bus transportation is free. Except on Sundays, buses run every day. Information will be provided about the bus service. Simply provide your student I.D. to board the free School Bus, which travels around the campus and the neighboring downtown.