Transport news

From Sunday 5 July, new electric buses and new bus routes will arrive in Western Sydney.

Let public transport take you to the slopes this ski season.

Transport for NSW is excited to announce that tertiary students eligible for Concession Opal fares will have a new way to pay.

A Baby on Board lanyard or badge helps expectant mothers signal they may need a seat on public transport, encouraging safer and more considerate journeys.

From Tuesday 14 April, the state-of-the-art Mariyung intercity trains will begin servicing the South Coast Line, bringing modern comfort and enhanced accessibility.

Cycleways across Sydney are designed for safety, exercise and enjoyment, helping you spend more time being active with family and friends.

​​​​​​​A new version of Trip Planner is now available on transportnsw.info, making it easier to plan trips across NSW.

Converted e-bikes banned from NSW trains to reduce fire risk from 1 November 2025

There has been an announcement that dormant Opal cards, cards that have not been tapped on for five years or more, will be cancelled and the remaining funds will be reinvested into public and active transport related initiatives.

A temporary overflow car park has opened at the corner of Decora Drive and Darani Avenue, offering 150 extra spaces until mid-2026.

From Tuesday 29 July, three bus routes in West Dapto will run on altered routes and changed timetables due to West Dapto Road upgrade works.

NSW TrainLink are installing EzyCharge mobile and device charging stations in locations across the network to help customers stay connected by phone or tablet when travelling.