No route 64 trams are running right now.
LiveDelays tracks route 64 live: Melbourne University - East Brighton. See where each tram actually is, towards Melbourne University and East Brighton, from Public Transport Victoria's realtime feed, with delays and crowding reported by riders at the stop.
This page is route 64's summary: its stops and what the app covers. The live trams are on the map, which updates continuously and needs no login or app install.
View live on LiveDelays.com Opens the live map. Free, no sign-up.Route 64 runs between East Brighton and Melbourne University.
It has 54 stops towards Melbourne University.
Towards Melbourne University: first tram 05:17, last tram 00:22 (after midnight), 72 trips, typically every 15 minutes between 07:00 and 19:00.
Towards East Brighton: first tram 05:08, last tram 01:54 (after midnight), 80 trips, typically every 15 minutes between 07:00 and 19:00.
Times are departures from each direction's first stop, from PTV's published timetable (dated 2026-10-30). The live map shows where the trams actually are.
Route 64 stops by these 6 train stations: Windsor (Sandringham line), Anzac (Pakenham and Cranbourne lines), Flinders Street (Werribee, Williamstown, Sandringham, Craigieburn, Hurstbridge, Mernda, Upfield, Frankston, Alamein, Lilydale, Belgrave and Glen Waverley lines), Town Hall (Pakenham, Cranbourne and Sunbury lines), Melbourne Central (Craigieburn, Hurstbridge, Mernda, Upfield, Frankston, Alamein, Lilydale, Belgrave and Glen Waverley lines) and State Library (Sunbury line).
Every stop towards Melbourne University, in order. Tap any stop on the live map for its next trams, delays and reports. The major stops have pages of their own.