Our timetables are listed here in table sequence. Table numbers are assigned based on service type with longer distance and more prestigious services having lower table numbers and appearing nearer the start of the sequence.

• Table numbers 1-9 are for luxury trains
• Tables 10-99 are for Long distance and Interstate services
• Tables 100-999 are for commuter trains, suburban trains and most light rail
• Tables 1000-9999 are for Melbourne trams as well as ferries, buses and miscellaneous services nationwide.

Table numbers are loosely based on Australia's postcode system. It's appropriate and really just returns the compliment because when Australia's Postcode system was designed in the 1960s, it followed railway lines! Many routes run through multiple postcodes so you won't always find an exact match, but services for each geographic area are usually listed in sequential numbered tables.

We're adding new timetables every day, but there are many more yet to be added.

So, if you don't see your timetable here, or if the timetable is still blank, message us @railmaps on Twitter and we'll add your route to our work list.

If it's urgent, you can contribute two or three dollars on Ko-Fi and we'll add your requested route to the very top of the work program and it will be on-line same day.