Due to the impacts of COVID-19 and low passenger numbers, we have made the difficult decision to suspend or cancel a number of NSW TrainLink trial coach services.

More Regional Cities around NSW are set to benefit from with an upgrade to bus networks from 21 September.

When planning a trip by bike you now have more choice for alternative routes to suit your level of skill and confidence.

Following NSW Health advice, wearing a face mask while using public transport is strongly recommended, as well as in other situations where it is difficult to maintain physical distance.

From Wednesday 8 July, NSW temporarily closed its border with Victoria.

Digital timetables and real-time trip information is now available on buses in Bega, Dubbo and Coffs Harbour.

Regional Cities around NSW are set to benefit from a major overhaul to bus networks that will see hundreds of additional weekly bus services and more travel choices from mid-July.

Eligible veterans with a disability, widows and dependent children who lost a parent will now pay less for public transport throughout NSW.

More than 300,000 seniors have now successfully signed up for the regional seniors travel card providing $250 to spend on fuel, taxis and pre-booked NSW TrainLink trains and coaches.

Small regional communities now have more travel choices and better connectivity to nearby centres with six new bus services rolling out across the state.

Hundreds of extra transport staff have been deployed across the network as more people return to work and students return to school.

As restrictions ease and more people return to work, consider walking or cycling where possible and avoid public transport during peak hours.