Hurst's Bridge Station

Hurst's Bridge Station is the terminus of the suburban Hurst's Bridge - Town Barthelemy line in Victoria, Australia. It serves the north-eastern Melbourne suburb of Hurstbridge, and opened on the 3rd of February, being the first station opened out of the initial four, with Wilson opening a few hours later and the first train running that day.

History
Talks of a train line began in 2021, where Jake Wilson proposed a train line between Hurst's Bridge to Town Barthelemy, with one station inbetween, which would be later called Wilson. The plan was sought through and approved by the shire council. In June 2023, works on the station building commenced, with the track being laid in August. The station consists of an undercover shelter, with a few benches for seating.

The station was to be located near Hurstbridge Primary School, with the school carpark being expanded for train commuters. There is a less-known second carpark inbetween the local shops, giving nearly direct access to the station. The decision to construct the station near the school was heavily considered, with another proposed location near Greysharps Road, closer to the town's main shops.

The station was named Hurst's Bridge in the town of Hurstbridge. Most places in the town had the name 'Hurstbridge', but the station name was chosen to reflect on the town's history and name sake.

The timetable is simple, as only one train runs on the line. This is due to the train line being single track the whole way. The train appears at the station every 25 minutes, as turnaround times take a lot of time. The timetable board at the station is not modern, showing the time of the next train and it's location.

Platforms & services
Hurst's Bridge has one platform, with the station being the terminus of the line.