| Parent | Reservoir Bus Company & Dyson's Bus Services |
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| Founded | 1998 |
| Service area | West and South-Eastern Melbourne |
| Service type | Bus |
| Routes | 10 |
| Hubs | Highpoint SC |
| Stations | Brighton Beach, Cheltenham, Footscray, Sandringham, Sunshine, Watergardens, Yarraville |
| Depot(s) | Footscray, Sandringham |
| Web site | http://www.melbbuslink.com.au |
Melbourne Bus Link is a Melbourne bus company, owned by a joint partnership between Dyson's and Reservoir Bus Companies to run government operated routes covering the western and south east regions of Melbourne.
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Melbourne Bus Link operates 10 major bus routes. The routes serve the City Centre and the western & inner south east and southern Bayside suburbs. It is noted that Routes 215, 216 runs as far west as Caroline Springs, 460 as far North-West as Sydenham and Routes 600, 922 and 923 operate as far south as Cheltenham & Southland.
Footscray depot routes:
Shared depot routes:
Sandringham depot routes:
Melbourne Bus Link has two depots. One in Footscray and one in Sandringham. The company has 92 buses and 170 drivers in its arsenal.
Melbourne Bus Link services that operate through the CBD provide high frequency services coupled with long operating hours, especially compared to most other routes and rank among of Melbourne's best and busiest bus services.
For example, the Route 220 service (that runs between Sunshine and Gardenvale via City), which runs every 15 minutes (or greater) on Weekdays till Midnight, Saturdays every 15 minutes till Midnight, and half hourly on Sundays till after 10pm.
Melbourne Bus Link's local suburban services are much more in-line with the usual Melbourne standard, with Routes 215 (Highpoint - Caroline Springs) & 460 (Caroline Springs - Watergardens) for instance only running hourly at most times.
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