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Melbourne passengers to be compensated after derailment disruption
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Melbourne passengers to be compensated after derailment disruption
Metro Trains CEO Raymond O'Flaherty addressing the media at Southern Cross station. Image: Prime Creative MediaMelbourne passengers will be compensated with one day of free travel after a derailment at Clifton Hill caused the Mernda and Hurstbridge lines to be shut for a week. Any commuter who touched on with their myki on at least 10 days in July can apply for a free daily ticket that will cover the equivalent of the zones they travelled in d…
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