Bus Priority Infrastructure Program - Easing Sydney's Congestion Program Office

• Miranda, Caringbah, Taren Point, Sans Souci, Ramsgate (routes 471, 477, 478)
• Arlington Street, Croydon Road and Parramatta Road intersection improvements (routes 490 and 492)
• Woniora Road and King Georges Road, South Hurstville (routes 970/971)
• Princes Highway, Blakehurst and Sylvania (routes 970/971)
• Menai Road, Princes Highway, Kirrawee and the Kingsway, Miranda (routes M92/962)
• Gibson Avenue and Ryan Road, Padstow (routes M92/962)
• Gibbons Street, Redfern bus zone extensions
• Parramatta to Macquarie Park via Epping (route M54)
• Terrey Hills, Belrose and Davidson to City (routes 270/271)
• Chatswood to Manly (route 136)
• Botany to Gore Hill (route M20)
• Bondi Junction to Chatswood (route M40)
• Peakhurst, Penshurst and Hurstville (route M91)
• Parramatta, Granville and South Granville (route M91)
• Guildford, Chester Hill, Sefton, Bass Hill and Yagoona (route M91)
• Padstow (route M91)
• Blacktown to Hornsby via Castle Hill (routes M60, T70 and T71)
• Castle Hill and Baulkham Hills (route M61)
• Macquarie Park to Hurstville (route M41)
• Canterbury, Earlwood and Kingsgrove (routes 412, 423 and 428)
• Camperdown, Stanmore, Dulwich Hill and Marrickville (routes 412, 423, 426 and 428)
• Arncliffe, Kogarah, Rockdale and Wolli Creek (route 422)
• Vaucluse to Bondi (route 389)
• Rozelle to Annandale (route 440)
• Darlinghurst to Bondi (routes 333/380)

• Bus improvements on the Pacific Highway, Hornsby
• Bus priority improvements on Smith Street and Wilde Avenue, Parramatta
• Bus priority improvements on Wilde Avenue and Victoria Road, Parramatta
• Bus zone extension works on General Bridges Crescent, Daceyville (PDF, 934Kb)
• Intersection improvements on Stoney Creek Road and Kingsgrove Road, Kingsgrove
• Intersection upgrade at Showground road and Carrington Road, Castle Hill
• Macquarie Park Bus priority and Capacity Improvement

The Future Transport Strategy 2056 is the NSW Government’s overarching strategy to achieve a 40 year vision for our transport system.

Buses are a key part of Sydney’s growing and evolving public transport network. Sydney’s buses provide more than 220 million trips a year across the city. As Sydney grows, the bus system needs to meet the challenges growth brings.

Future Transport 2056’s focus is to enable people and goods to move safely, efficiently and reliably around Greater Sydney. The Bus Priority Infrastructure Program introduces measures to support reduced travel time for bus services and to make them more reliable by prioritising public transport on key corridors.

Road and Maritime supports Future Transport 2056 by delivering projects that make bus services faster, reliable and accessible. These projects help to provide:

• red bus lanes
• bus priority at intersections
• more efficient bus stop placement
• a more seamless customer experience through improvements to wayfinding signage or accessible ground surface indicators

Roads and Maritime will provide further information on specific bus priority projects as the program is rolled out.

For more information on please visit the Future Transport Strategy 2056 page.

What you need to know about using bus lanes safely and legally.

For more information about the Bus Priority Infrastructure Program, please view or download the fact sheet or for more information on bus routes please refer to the bus operator maps on the Transport for NSW website.