Transport news

There has been an announcement that dormant Opal cards, cards that have not been tapped on for five years or more, will be cancelled and the remaining funds will be reinvested into public and active transport related initiatives.

Rail Safety Week (RSW) is a rail industry initiative where operators in NSW come together to promote key rail safety messages.

From Monday 14 July, 3- and 6- month Economy Discovery Passes will be available to passengers travelling on NSW TrainLink services.

From Monday 14 July 2025, most Opal fares (including contactless payments) and daily caps will be adjusted for the annual consumer price index (CPI) movement.

From Saturday 19 April, minor timetable adjustments will be made to T1 North Shore, T5 Cumberland, Hunter and Central Coast & Newcastle Line train services.

For the first time, students from Crangan Bay on the Central Coast will have access to school bus services.

A new morning and afternoon service has been added to meet demand for students travelling between North Rothbury and Rutherford Technology High School.

NSW TrainLink are installing EzyCharge mobile and device charging stations in locations across the network to help customers stay connected by phone or tablet when travelling.

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All electric trains on our passenger rail networks are now powered entirely by renewable electricity.

Transport for NSW is trialling a new way to collect rubbish on regional train services as part of our commitment to reducing our environmental impact.