The Western Freeway is a major highway located in the state of Victoria, Australia. It connects the city of Melbourne to the western suburbs and extends towards the town of Bacchus Marsh. The freeway is an important route for commuters and freight transport, facilitating travel and trade in the region. Opened in stages from the 1960s, the Western Freeway has undergone several upgrades to improve traffic flow and safety. It features multiple lanes and interchanges, providing access to various local roads and suburbs. The freeway plays a crucial role in the overall transport network of Victoria.