Main Routes
| Route | Map | Destinations | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | East Coburg South Melbourne Beach |
via Lygon Street & City | |
| 3 | Melbourne University East Malvern |
Weekdays only | |
| 3a | Melbourne University East Malvern |
via St Kilda (Weekends and Public Holidays only) | |
| 5 | Melbourne University Malvern |
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| 6 | Melbourne University Glen Iris |
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| 8 | Moreland Toorak |
via Lygon Street & City | |
| 11 | West Preston Victoria Harbour Docklands |
via Collins Street | |
| 16 | Melbourne University Kew |
via St Kilda | |
| 19 | North Coburg City (Elizabeth Street) |
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| 24 | North Balwyn La Trobe Street West End |
via La Trobe Street | |
| 30 | St Vincents Plaza Etihad Stadium Docklands |
via La Trobe Street | |
| 31 | Victoria Harbour Docklands Hoddle Street |
via Collins Street | |
| 35 | City Circle | Zero-fare service encircling the central business district | |
| 48 | Victoria Harbour Docklands North Balwyn |
via Collins Street | |
| 55 | West Coburg Domain Interchange |
via William Street & City | |
| 57 | West Maribyrnong City (Elizabeth Street) |
via North Melbourne | |
| 59 | Airport West City (Elizabeth Street) |
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| 64 | Melbourne University East Brighton |
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| 67 | Melbourne University Carnegie |
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| 70 | Waterfront City Docklands Wattle Park |
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| 72 | Melbourne University Camberwell |
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| 75 | City (Spencer Street) Vermont South |
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| 78 | North Richmond Prahran |
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| 79 | North Richmond St Kilda Beach |
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| 82 | Moonee Ponds Footscray |
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| 86 | Bundoora RMIT Waterfront City Docklands |
via Smith Street & Bourke Street | |
| 95 | City (Spencer Street) Melbourne Museum |
via Bourke Street | |
| 96 | East Brunswick St Kilda Beach |
via Bourke Street, City & St Kilda light rail | |
| 109 | Box Hill Port Melbourne |
via Collins Street, City & Port Melbourne light rail | |
| 112 | West Preston Fitzroy Street, St Kilda |
via Collins Street & City |
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