Summer holiday transport information for train, bus, ferry and light rail services over the 2018 to 2019 holiday period.

Moree will have a greater choice of public transport with the launch of a new trial of On Demand services.

Contactless transport payments for standard (peak) Adult Opal fares are now available on Sydney Trains and NSW TrainLink Intercity Opal rail services.

From Sunday 2 December bus routes across Sydney will change to provide greater travel options.

From Sunday 2 December, most buses in the Northern Beaches, Lower North Shore and Eastern Suburbs will become Opal only.

From Sunday 2 December changes to some routes will be introduced in the Waterloo, Zetland and Botany areas.

High frequency, turn-up-and-go Station Link buses provide alternative travel options while the train line between Epping and Chatswood is upgraded for the new Sydney Metro Northwest coming in the second quarter of 2019.

From Wednesday 3 October 2018 Rydalmere wharf will be temporarily closed for upgrade works.

From 30 September there will be 350 additional bus services added in and around the busy Macquarie Park precinct.

From 23 September 2018 route 333 will gain additional services, becoming a high frequency high capacity turn up and go service.

The annual Parkes Elvis Festival is back again from 9 - 13 January 2019 with a range of great value ways to get you there in style.

From Saturday 1 September 2018 until late 2019 Parramatta Station’s Darcy Street exit will be closed for station improvement works.