 Information panel - The Met logo at Fairfield
Photo - Glenn Jackson-Bethell |
 One of the last "Hillside Trains" panels at Spencer Street
(this station never provided "push button" information.
Photo - Glenn Jackson-Bethell |
 Information panel - Bayside Trains logo at Mentone.
Photo - Glenn Jackson-Bethell |
 All city loop stations have VDU's providing passengers information,
such as this one at Parliament station.
Photo - Glenn Jackson-Bethell |
 Flinders St and Southern Cross suburban platforms are the only stations on the network not to have push button information. This example from Flinders Street can only be used for emergency services.
Photo - Glenn Jackson-Bethell |
 Many suburban stations now have scrolling PID's, in addition to automatic
announcements and information panels. This example is at Fairfield.
Photo - Glenn Jackson-Bethell |
 Only a few stations that received the M>Train branding on Information panels. This is one such example at Watergardens.
Photo - Glenn Jackson-Bethell |
 Similarly, only a small number of stations received "Connex" branding before Metlink branding commenced. This example was at Surrey Hills.
Photo - Glenn Jackson-Bethell |
 "Metlink" is now the uniform brand for Melbourne suburban public transport, such as this example of an information panel at Ashburton.
Photo - Glenn Jackson-Bethell |
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