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Cameras to enforce seatbelt law from July 1
Wearing a seatbelt will be enforced by existing mobile phone detection cameras from July 1 as the NSW Government bolsters efforts to counter the rising number of road fatalities across the state.
Consultation about new bus services connecting Western Sydney International Airport with surrounding communities to begin
Transport for NSW will seek input from key stakeholders and landowners around a new interchange and bus layover planned for Bradfield.
Works across Sydney’s road and transport network
Motorists are advised of changed traffic conditions across Greater Sydney for maintenance and project works this weekend, 3-5 May 2024.
Far West residents invited to have their say on the future of local transport
People living in the state’s far west are being invited to take part in a survey to discuss the future of transport in their area.
Data breach incident impacting hospitality venues in NSW
The NSW Government is aware of an incident impacting Outabox an IT provider used by hospitality venues in NSW.
Changed traffic conditions along the Hume Motorway between Narellan Road and Menangle Road Overpass Bridge.
There will be changed traffic conditions from 5 May to 2 June along the Hume Motorway between Narellan Road and Menangle Road overbridge.
Weekend rail repair plan
Passengers are urged to plan ahead this weekend, 4-5 May, as essential Rail Repair Plan trackwork continues to build a stronger network.
New public bus services delivered for Tweed region
More bus services to be delivered for the Tweed region, to cater for an expected increase in demand when the new Tweed Valley Hospital opens.
Preferred management options announced for historic Tamworth rail assets
Transport for NSW has announced the preferred options for the West Tamworth Railway Station and the Tamworth Station Master’s Residence.
Report captures community sentiment for Moss Vale Station and Stabling Yard upgrades
The community can now see how their feedback has helped shape the detailed designs for the Moss Vale Station and Stabling Yard accessibility upgrades, with the determination report published today.
Warm up for Sydney Half Marathon on public transport
Thousands of Sydneysiders will lace up their shoes on Sunday 5 May for the Runaway Half Marathon and catching public transport is the perfect way to warm up and stretch your legs before pounding the pavement.
Thousands of new seatbelts making Hunter school buses safer
A $10 million program has been completed providing 92 additional seat belted school buses in the Hunter.
Sandstone donation making happy trails for National Parks
Twelve truckloads of crushed sandstone have been transported from a Transport for NSW work site for use as a road base and walking trails.
Menindee and Pooncarie residents invited to have their say on the future of local transport
Residents of Menindee and Pooncarie are being invited to take part in a survey to discuss the future of transport in their area.
Powering up the regions as first trials start under $25 million zero emission bus trials project
The first on-road trials have begun as part of Transport for NSW’s $25 million zero emission bus project in the regions.
Future focus for transport connections to Port Kembla
The NSW Government has committed $500,000 to investigate the transport infrastructure needed to support the proposed redevelopment of BlueScope’s surplus industrial land at Port Kembla.
Future planning to improve Horsley Drive
The first steps have been taken to develop a design and plan for the improvement to The Horsley Drive at Polding Street, Fairfield.
Safety transformation complete along 17-kilometre section of Kamilaroi Highway
A $34.6 million project to boost safety on a 17-kilometre stretch of the Kamilaroi Highway in north-west NSW has been completed.
Balranald and Euston residents invited to have their say on the future of transport
Residents of Balranald and Euston are being invited to take part in a survey and discuss the future of transport in their area.
Improvements on the way for the main street of Hay
Work is set to start next week on Hay’s main street to provide a stronger, smoother and safer road for up to 5000 vehicles a day.