| Agency Name: | Transport for Victoria |
| Type: | office |
| Agency Type: | Statutory office |
| Formed: | April 2017 |
| Jurisdiction: | Victoria |
| Headquarters: | Melbourne |
| Minister1 Name: | Gabrielle Williams |
| Minister1 Pfo: | Minister for Public and Active Transport |
| Chief1 Name: | Paul Younis |
| Chief1 Position: | Secretary of the Department for Transport |
| Child1 Agency: | Public Transport Victoria |
| Child2 Agency: | VicRoads |
| Child3 Agency: | V/Line |
| Child4 Agency: | Taxi Services Commission |
| Child5 Agency: | Victorian Ports Corporation (Melbourne) |
| Child6 Agency: | Victorian Regional Channels Authority |
| Child7 Agency: | Port of Hastings Development Authority |
| Child8 Agency: | Melbourne Port Lessor |
| Keydocument1: | Transport Integration Act 2010 |
Transport for Victoria is a statutory office of the Department of Transport and Planning that is responsible for the planning and coordination of all transport systems in Victoria, Australia.
It acts as an umbrella agency for Public Transport Victoria (PTV, the statutory authority that manages all public transit in Victoria, including trains, trams and buses) and VicRoads (the statutory authority that manages Victoria's roads).[1]
The formation of Transport for Victoria was jointly announced on 27 June 2016, by Jacinta Allan, Minister for Public Transport, and Luke Donnellan, Minister for Roads.
At the time, the government anticipated that TFV would eventually become a single point of information for travel within Victoria, as well as a coordinating agency for the planning of transport infrastructure.[2]
Adam Carey, writing in The Age, suggested that the new authority would only undermine the role of the then recently established PTV as an umbrella agency.[3]
The organization became operational in April 2017[4] [5] to realise the principal objectives of the Transport Integration Act 2010.
At the start of 2019, TFV became part of the newly established Department of Transport.
The office for the head of Transport for Victoria, officially Head, Transport for Victoria, is a statutory office established under section 64A of the Transport Integration Act 2010. The head plays a key strategic role in ensuring Victoria's growing transport system is integrated and coordinated. After the establishment of Department of Transport, the secretary of Department of Transport, currently Paul Younis, also holds the position of acting head of TfV.[6]