More Trains, More Services

Over the next ten years the More Trains, More Services program will roll out world class technology to transform the rail network and provide customers with more reliable, high capacity turn up and go services.

More than $4.3 billion is being invested in the More Trains, More Services program, which has already delivered around 1500 additional weekly services across the rail network since 2017.

Key elements of the program include:

Upgrading rail infrastructure to simplify the network and improve its resilience.
Deploying digital train signalling technology to create greater capacity and more reliable operations.
Utilising the City Circle Line capacity that will be freed up by the delivery of the Sydney Metro City & Southwest project to provide more services on other lines.

These changes will enable customers to experience a more integrated transport system with better connections than ever before.

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More seats on South Coast trains

More Trains, More Services will deliver 42 additional carriages to the New Intercity Fleet. The majority will be sent to the South Coast, which will see eight car trains increased to 10 car trains for peak hour services.

As part of future stages of the program South Coast customers will benefit from an extra 13,000 seats across the busiest times of the week.

For more information on the New Intercity Fleet, visit: https://www.transport.nsw.gov.au/projects/current-projects/new-intercity-fleet

More new trains from 2020

As part of the next stage of the More Trains, More Services program, the NSW Government will fast track an extra 17 new Waratah Series 2 trains. These popular, reliable and comfortable services will begin rolling onto tracks from late 2020.

This is in addition to the 24 new Waratah Series 2 trains that are being introduced as part of the first stage of the More Trains, More Services program. The new trains feature:

Double deck cars
Air-conditioning with temperature control
High definition customer information screens to provide journey and safety information
Internal and external CCTV and customer help points
Improved interior LED lighting
Priority seating, wheelchair spaces and hearing aid loops.

For more information on Waratah Series 2 trains, visit: https://www.transport.nsw.gov.au/projects/current-projects/sydney-growth-trains

What we have delivered

The first stage of the program focused on boosting capacity through extra services, better infrastructure and new trains, with around 1500 extra weekly services, including more express trains for Western and South West Sydney.

We have upgraded rail infrastructure to allow our complex network to operate at an even greater capacity, including better signalling systems, power supply upgrades and train station improvements.

The November 2017 timetable delivered a range of benefits for suburban customers, on the targeted T1 Western, T2 Inner West & Leppington, T3 Bankstown, T5 Cumberland and T8 Airport & South Lines.

Customer Outcomes- More Trains, More Services Stage 1, November 2017 Timetable (PDF, 4.98 MB)

Next Steps

The next stages of More Trains, More Services will focus on delivering improvements for the T4 Illawarra, T8 Airport & South and the South Coast lines. Every day more than 410,000 customers travel on these lines, almost a third of all Sydney Trains customers.

For more information about the More Trains, More Services program email moretrainsmoreservices@transport.nsw.gov.au