Reference material

Transport Strategic Asset and Services Plan - November 2024 - Version 7.0 (PDF, 2.6 MB)

Transport for NSW Asset Management Framework - November 2022: Please email AssetManagementFramework@transport.nsw.gov.au to request a pdf copy.

Standards Management Framework (PDF, 2.2 MB)

Value Creation Framework (PDF, 2.18 MB)

Systems Engineering Framework (PDF, 1.11 MB) 

Asset Resilience Framework (PDF, 1.39 MB)

Asset Resilience Strategy (PDF, 769.22 KB)

Transport Network Assurance Committee Terms of Reference (PDF, 515.56 KB)

Review gate application guide for configuration management (PDF, 313.52 KB)

Airport Line Tunnel Protection Guidelines - Guidelines for Development Within the Vicinity of the Airport Line (PDF, 3.3 MB)

A.N.Z.R.C. Railway Bridge Design Manual - Chapter 1 - Loading for Railway Bridges (PDF, 4.47 MB)

ECRL Underground Infrastructure Protection Guidelines (PDF, 24.06 MB)

NSW Government Railways and Tramways - Standard Rules and Formulae for Design (PDF, 1.68 MB)

The New Mark-3 OHW Tunnel Cantilever (PDF, 17.83 MB)

Rolling Stock Network Acceptance Framework (PDF, 335.22 KB)

Aspect Sequences with High Speed Turnouts (PDF, 949.83 KB)

CSEE UM71 Track Circuit Test and Investigation Guideline (PDF, 1 MB)

Control of Trains Approaching Catch Points, Buffer Stops and Short Overlaps (PDF, 527.14 KB)

Signalling Surge Protection Installation Guidelines (PDF, 880.79 KB)

LED Signals Controlled by Relay Circuits (PDF, 289.8 KB)

Signalling Supply Adjustment Guideline (PDF, 527.21 KB)

Aspect Controls and Indications in CBI Systems with Relay Interface (PDF, 553.18 KB)

Interface Agreement between Signal Engineering and Bridges & Structures Engineering (PDF, 760.64 KB)

Interface Agreement between Signal Engineering and Electrical Engineering (PDF, 906.18 KB)

Interface Agreement between Signal Engineering and Track Engineering (PDF, 322.63 KB)

Interface Agreement between Signals & Control Systems and Condition Monitoring Systems, C&CS (PDF, 744.67 KB)

Quick Release of Approach Locking (PDF, 1.14 MB)

Interface Agreement between Signals and Communications and Control System Division (PDF, 880.46 KB)

The following list provides some sources of information that may be of use in understanding and applying human factors, human factors integration and ergonomics. Some sources include various tools and techniques for conducting human factors evaluations.

This list of references and their corresponding links represent information that can be sourced publicly via the internet and is not the intellectual property of Transport for New South Wales. Transport for New South Wales and the Asset Management Branch accept no responsibility for the content of these links as they are the intellectual property rights of the respective website owners. 

• ISO 6385 - Ergonomic principles in the design of work systems
• AS 7470 Human Factors Integration in Engineering Design – General Requirements
• Rail Industry Safety & Standards Board (RISSB) Guideline – Integration of Human Factors in Engineering Design
• Rail Industry Safety & Standards Board (RISSB) Guideline – Integration of Human Factors Across the Project Lifecycle
• Rail Industry Safety & Standards Board (RISSB) Guideline – Enhancing Human Performance in Rail Operations
• ONRSR Major Projects Guideline (including effective control and management of major projects)

The trip generation survey data and analysis reports below are intended to be used for reference in conjunction with the Guide to Transport Impact Assessment (TS 00085).

Trip generation survey data summaries

Since 1978, trip generation surveys have been conducted by TfNSW (and its predecessors) for several land use types within Sydney and NSW regional centres. This section provides brief summaries of the TfNSW trip generation surveys. The trip rates include both trips entering (in) and exiting (out) the site. 

The average rates presented in the Guide have been compiled across different geographical locations and do not capture individual site characteristics and other sources of variations. The rates are also based on a small sample of survey sites for each land use. Consideration should be given to the applicability of the rates before they are used. For larger developments, a benchmarking approach is preferred and may be requested by the consent authority. More guidance is available in Section 5.5 of the Guide.

Revised surveys undertaken after 2008 

Full data and analysis reports are available for TfNSW land use surveys completed after 2008, with links provided below. 

Surveys undertaken prior to 2002 

Some land uses have not yet been re-surveyed since the release of the GTGD in 2002 and are also listed below for reference, where available.

Care and professional judgement should be exercised in reviewing data from these older trip generation surveys, as travel behaviour and the nature of the land use (e.g. development standards, household characteristics and industry operations) may have changed significantly since the survey period.