Inland Rail construction partner John Holland is modifying the station precinct and constructing a new vehicle underpass at Anderson Street in Euroa.
We thank you for your patience while we carry out these works.
Railway Street carpark and Euroa Station access changes
Timing: Current
Inland Rail is undertaking works to relocate the rail line and upgrade Euroa Station Precinct.
Passenger train services are not stopping at Euroa Station. Coaches will replace all passenger services until the new carpark and platform open on the Railway Street side of the station on 31 August 2026.
The Railway Street carpark is closed, with public parking available at the Euroa Hotel carpark, off McGuinness Street.
The Railway Street bus stop has been relocated to McGuinness Street for both V/Line and Public Transport Victoria services.
Temporary pedestrian access across the rail line will be via the Frost Street drainage infrastructure or Charles Street pedestrian crossing.
Please follow all signage and allow extra travel time.
Please check the works notices page to find out about current works taking place in Euroa.
Euroa Station access
Timing: From 31 August 2026
Inland Rail is undertaking works to upgrade Euroa Station Precinct.
From 31 August, trains will arrive and depart from the new platform on the Railway Street side of the station.
What to expect?
The new carpark on the Railway Street side of the station will open and provide direct access to the platform.
The carpark will include 50 defined parking spaces and two designated disability-compliant carparks. There are also four kiss-and-ride spaces for quick and safe drop-off near the station.
Coaches will use the new Railway Street bus stop located at the station precinct.
Please check the works notices page to find out about current works taking place in Euroa.
Vehicle detour and road closures
Timing: current
Until these works are complete, traffic will be diverted via the upgraded detour route along Brock, Campbell and Birkett streets and over the Birkett Street level crossing.
Please check the works notices page to find out about current works taking place in Euroa.
Inland Rail in Victoria: Contact details
If you have any questions about the Inland Rail project, you can contact our Victorian team by phone, email, mail, or at one of our drop-in sessions.
