Transport for NSW in the news

The NSW Government has unveiled the design for a new $30 million Fish Market Ferry Wharf, connecting the Sydney Fish Market with Barangaroo, with construction starting in late 2026 and services by late 2027.

Transport for NSW is rolling out 50 new bendy buses, costing $56 million, across Sydney, with many allocated to the popular 333 route and others strengthening connections between Parramatta, Ryde and the Sydney CBD.

The reVITALise program by Transport for NSW is investing $7 million to enhance the vibrancy, safety, and connectivity of public transport precincts across seven partner councils in NSW.

A campaign is pushing for a two-year trial of pet-friendly carriages on NSW trains and metro services to address current restrictions and disadvantages for pet owners.

NSW Police and Transport for NSW crushed 23 illegal e-bikes seized in a crackdown, following new laws to address safety risks posed by non-compliant vehicles.

Freight operators face increased traffic and delays during the Bathurst 1000 due to the event and ongoing highway repairs, necessitating schedule adjustments and extra travel time.

Transport for NSW has increased security at a derelict motel site in North Batemans Bay after a second suspicious fire, with the future use of the property still under review.

Transport for NSW's proposal for a $22 million southbound bus lane on Botany Road in inner Sydney faces strong opposition from the lord mayor and transport advocates who question its effectiveness and environmental impact.

Over $1.74 billion will be invested in three major regional road corridors in New South Wales to enhance safety, improve efficiency, and support the growing regional economy, with the freight industry seeking a clear delivery timeline.

Sydney's K Set trains are retiring after 45 years of service, prompting the NSW Government to invest in re-establishing local train manufacturing for future fleets.

Transport for NSW is reviewing its Timber Truss Bridge Strategy and seeking public feedback on the retention of three historic timber bridges.

Transport for NSW extended a transport contract with Keolis Newcastle for one year, despite strong opposition from MPs and unions due to the operator's poor service delivery.

Graziers in remote New South Wales are losing significant income due to road closures and criticize Transport for NSW's repair program for bureaucratic hurdles, suggesting a more agile emergency response.

Hampden Bridge will undergo load testing on October 6th, leading to changed traffic conditions and a reduced speed limit.

Transport for NSW opened applications for 44 apprenticeships and traineeships across regional NSW for 2027, focusing on road maintenance, construction, and diversity in the workforce.

Transport for NSW is reviewing its strategy for managing 27 historic timber truss bridges, seeking community input from September 28 to October 30, 2026, with an updated strategy due in late 2027.

Authorities are increasing their crackdown on illegal e-bikes, destroying seized vehicles under new legislation, as concerns grow over 'traumatic' injuries and quadrupling e-bike related injuries in children.

Transport for NSW has a 98% rejection rate for motorist claims for pothole damage, only approving 14 out of 1070 claims last financial year.

The NSW Government initiated the crushing of illegal e-bikes to enforce safety and compliance on roads, warning riders about the strict consequences for non-conforming vehicles.

Transport for NSW is re-evaluating its strategy for 27 heritage timber bridges, as current load limits impede modern transport and maintenance faces challenges in sourcing materials and specialized skills.