According to the RACV survey of more than 16,999 passengers, they rated the state's best and worst railway stations. The rating includes not only the Urban Railway (Metro Trains), but also the suburban Railway (V/Line).
In southwestern Melbourne, Wyndham Vale Station, not far from Werribee, was named the best station in Victoria with a score of 8.97, in line with the previous survey conducted in 2015. The station also scored 4.2 points on Google, with a total of 166 people evaluating it.
Frankston's reputation is not good, but the online Bentleigh has a second-best result.
Ormond, McKinnon also won fourth and fifth places, respectively.
The Mitcham between Boxhill and Ringwood is also on the list.
Donnybrook Station, in northern Melbourne, is rated the worst station in Victoria because of its narrow space, poor connectivity to buses and lack of latrines.
Dandenong Station, which has a long-standing reputation, is among the worst 10, and many passengers feel the station's safety is problematic.
Melbourne's North District's Lalor and Craigieburn are also among the worst. The common problem is that space is small and not safe enough.