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Richmond Junction is a large complicated junction between Flinders Street (Melbourne's busiest suburban railway station) and Richmond, carrying all the eastern suburban lines as well as regional passenger and freight trains heading to and from Gippsland. In this video I attempt to explain what all the different tracks are for, and what routes trains normally take through this area. Flinders Street is a pretty flexible station, so most routes shown are just the most common ones: many variations are possible. A little note - in January 2023 after I made this video, the crossovers I mention at 04:04 were removed, so it is no longer possible to cross between the Caulfield Through and Local lines at Caulfield. This means Frankston trains now always use 3 & 4 at Richmond, and Dandenong/Gippsland trains always use 5 & 6. Want to help support the channel, get early access to new content and exclusive behind the scenes videos? Join me on Patreon: / taitset If you like this kind of thing, check out my other documentary/explainer videos here: • Martin Talks Transport (Includes videos on the City Loop and Sydney's Flying Junctions as mentioned in this video) Usual disclaimer: I'm just an enthusiast, I don't work for the railways: this video is just for fun. This is a pretty complicated topic so it's entirely possible there could be some small mistakes - if you're learning routes for a safety critical role, make sure you use an official source! This video is based on my own observations (over many years) and photos, with a little bit of help from www.vicsig.net Chapters: 00:00 - Welcome to Richmond 01:22 - Welcome to Flinders Street 01:46 - Overview of trackage 02:53 - The Sandringham Line 03:29 - The Caulfield Lines 05:34 - The Burnley Lines 08:04 - The other groups 08:31 - V/line and freight trains 09:41 - Flexibility and other moves 11:01 - The Caulfield Loop and future changes 11:52 - Why would I want to know this? 13:00 - The end, & a genius alternative! #melbourne #railways #transport #trains