Fare setting
Government-owned services
The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) regulates maximum fares charged on CityRail train services, Sydney Ferries’ services, and timetabled bus services operated under service contracts with the Director-General of Transport.
Reports on fare-setting for government-owned services can be found on the IPART website 
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Other services with regulated fares
IPART also makes recommendations about the maximum fares that may be charged on private ferry services – other than those that do not have regulated fares, such as the fast ferry services between Manly and Circular Quay – and maximum taxi fares. These fares are then determined by the Director General of Transport.
Reports on fare-setting for government-owned services can be found on the IPART website .
Services that do not have regulated fares
Fares for the light rail, monorail and some private ferry services – like the fast ferry services between Manly and Circular Quay – do not have regulated fares. This means that the operator of the service decides what to charge.
However, from 1 July 2011, MyMulti tickets, the Pensioner Excursion Ticket and Family Sunday Funday tickets may be used on the light rail service.
Fare information for trains, buses, ferries, light rail, monorail and taxis
For information about fares select from the list of public transport modes below:
Last updated 23 February 2012
