Victorian Railways Act 1883

The Victorian Railways Act 1883 was legislation enacted by the Parliament of Victoria, Australia, to regulate and oversee the operations of the state’s railway system. It established procedures for managing railway assets, setting fares, safety standards, and government oversight. The Act aimed to improve railway services, ensure financial accountability, and support regional development by facilitating transportation of people and goods. It provided the legal framework for expanding and maintaining the railway infrastructure, fostering economic growth, and safeguarding public interests in railway operations.