Galilean plane can be introduced in the affine plane, as in Euclidean plane. This means that the concepts of lines, parallel lines, ratios of collinear segments, and areas of figures are significant not only in Euclidean plane but also in Galilean plane. The Galilean plane ?2 is almost the same as the Euclidean plane. The coordinates of a vector ? and the coordinates of a point ? (defined as the coordinates of ??, where ? is the fixed origin) are introduced in Galilean plane in the same way as in Euclidean geometry. The galilean lines are the same. All we need add is that we single out special lines with special direction vectors in Galilean plane. We should attention that these two types of galilean lines cannot be compared. The difference between Euclidean plane and Galilean plane is the distance function. Thus, we can compare the many theorems and properties which is included the concept of distance in these geometries. The theorems and the properties of triangles in the Euclidean plane can be studied in the Galilean plane. Therefore, in this study, we give the Galilean-analogues of Stewart’s theorem and median property for the triangles whose sides are on ordinary lines.