The Victorian Liberals have pushed back on criticism of their $2 public transport election pledge, as the party leader rebuffs concerns of another Labor "Danslide".
Holding a $2 coin as a prop on Monday, Opposition Leader Matthew Guy spruiked the party's flat daily public transport fare commitment announced at the weekend.
Under the four-year program, travel on metropolitan trains, trams and buses would be capped at $2 a day for adults and $1 for concession-card holders at an estimated cost of $1.3 billion.
