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Taxpayer money wasted on empty buses to nowhere
Media release: The NSW Government’s on-demand bus trials are costing taxpayers around $150 per person, per trip to run and are […] Read More »
Acciona awarded $7.9 million Government project despite shocking track record
The RTBU Tram and Bus division has serious concerns as to why the NSW Government has decided to provide beleaguered […] Read More »
Bus Express: Safety neglect on Sydney’s light rail
The safety of workers and the public should always be the number one priority for any project, but yet Sydney’s […] Read More »
New Inquiry into autonomous vehicles suggests danger on its way
The Australian Parliament’s Infrastructure, Transport and Cities Committee has recently commenced a new inquiry into the use of automated vehicles. […] Read More »
SMH: Experts warned on high costs of Sydney light rail project six years ago
Tax payers and commuters should be outraged at the negligence of this NSW Government. Sydney’s light rail has been plagued with […] Read More »
Sydney’s buses get digital ‘third eye’ view to prevent collisions
iTNews: “The NSW Government has unveiled plans to equip the 38 double-decker buses travelling on the B-Line with intelligent collision […] Read More »
NSW govt light rail contract ‘incompetent’
A parliamentary inquiry has slammed latest transport fail by this incompetent NSW Government. Chris Preston, Bus & Tram Division Secretary said […] Read More »
RTBU National and NSW Branch Elections 2018, Candidates Information for Members
Please click here to download the RTBU National and NSW Branch Elections 2018 Candidates Information for Members. Read More »
Media release: Service cuts and no new jobs: the reality of Constance’s Bondi bus announcement
Commuters from some of Sydney’s eastern suburbs will have their direct city services cut and face longer waits for services […] Read More »
Bussies for Bales!
Checkout the great fundraiser that our members in Newcastle are getting involved in. The Bussies for Bales fundraiser is an […] Read More »