CDC Ballarat

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CDC Ballarat

CDC Ballarat is an Australian bus company that operates in Ballarat, Victoria. It was formerly known as Davis Bus Lines. It is part of CDC Victoria, which is owned by ComfortDelGro Australia, a subsidiary of the Singapore-based ComfortDelGro.

History
- 1981: Davis Motor Services was bought by Kefford Corporation and became Davis Bus Lines.
- 2009: Kefford Corporation was sold to ComfortDelGro Cabcharge (CDC) for about A$149 million.
- 2014: Davis Bus Lines was re-branded as CDC Ballarat.
- 2022: CDC Ballarat’s regional bus contract was renewed for 10 years, with new performance rules similar to Melbourne’s bus services.

Livery and services
- Route service buses use the standard Public Transport Victoria colours.
- Charter buses use an orange, blue and white livery.
- CDC Ballarat operates around 15 routes in Ballarat.

Fleet
- As of June 2024, the CDC Ballarat fleet has about 76 buses and coaches.

Website
- For timetables and maps: cdc Victoria’s Ballarat travel information at cd CVictoria.com.au/travel-information/timetables-and-maps/ballarat/