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Sydney Light Rail only moves 10 passengers a minute
Sydney’s light rail line delivered just 10 passengers a minute in its first year after the costs to build it blew […] Read More »
Fight for Woodstock bus garners no passengers
Residents of Woodstock, a small town in the central west of New South Wales, recently won a long-running battle for […] Read More »
Public transport restrictions to be eased
Sydney’s public transport social distancing restrictions will likely be eased in the coming weeks as the government anticipates patronage to […] Read More »
Microscopic particle could improve Sydney commute
An atom suspended by magnetic forces inside a Sydney University lab could revolutionise the city’s transport network, the NSW government […] Read More »
Don’t dismantle our buses to hide your tram mismanagement, union warns
The Rail, Tram and Bus Union (RTBU) NSW has called on the NSW Government to tell the public whether the […] Read More »
Automated BusBot begins driverless trials in Coffs Harbour
Residents of Coffs Harbour are set to trial an automated public shuttle bus operated without a supervisor or driver. Australian […] Read More »
Northwest and Hills bus services: Bus overhaul revealed
Buses in Sydney’s northwest are set for a shake up as part of an overhaul set to start in less […] Read More »
Parramatta Light Rail: Western Sydney Business calls for stage two funding
After Parramatta Light Rail stage two was snubbed in October’s Budget, business leaders have renewed calls for the state government […] Read More »
Former Virgin and Tiger Airline Executive Rob Sharp is new NSW Transport Boss
Former Virgin Australia and Tigerair executive Rob Sharp was confirmed as the new Transport for NSW boss last Friday, several […] Read More »
Clean up bill for toxic Camellia light rail yard doubles to $116m
Taxpayers will fork out $116 million to clean up a heavily contaminated site near Parramatta for the NSW government’s light […] Read More »