Melbourne · Public Transport Report
Lower Plenty
Ranked #314 of 450 Melbourne suburbs by public transport quality
Composite Score
28.6/100
Poor public transport
Melbourne Rank
#314
of 450 suburbs
Percentile
30%
Better than 30% of suburbs
About Lower Plenty's public transport score
Lower Plenty has a composite public transport score of 28.6 out of 100, placing it #314 out of 450 suburbs across Melbourne. This score reflects three key dimensions of public transport quality: journey time to the CBD, cost efficiency of weekly commuting, and overall network connectivity including the number of destinations reachable with zero, one, or two transfers.
Download the full suburb report below for a detailed breakdown of journey times, route options, weekly cost estimates, and a connectivity map showing which destinations are reachable and how many transfers are required.
How the score is calculated
The gettinthr score combines three weighted components. Journey Quality (45%) measures effective travel time to key destinations across Melbourne, penalising long trips and excessive waiting time. Cost Efficiency (25%) estimates weekly commuting costs using actual Myki fare data and caps at the Myki weekly maximum. Connectivity (30%) counts how many of Melbourne's suburbs are reachable within a reasonable time, weighted by the number of transfers required — direct connections score higher than journeys requiring multiple changes.
Full Lower Plenty PT Report — PDF
Detailed journey times, Myki fare estimates, connectivity map and more.