<p>The future of the proposed Wodonga rail bypass is expected within weeks following an agreement between Pacific National and the Australian rail Track Corporation (ARTC) to work on the issue.</p> <p>The agreement means a plan can be drawn up to remove the rail line from the city centre to make way for future expansion, the ABC reports.</p> <p>Victorian transport minister Peter Batchelor said the two companies would work together on the plan but were still in disagreement about track standardisation further south of Wodonga.</p> <p>"The have agreed to shut their eyes to their argument to the south of Wodonga and leave that behind, that will still remain as a problem, but let’s get on with the bits that we do agree about," Mr Batchelor told the ABC.</p> <br />
Wodonga rail bypass plan imminent
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