Have your say on the proposed bus service changes for South East Sydney.

All Employee Opal cards will be expiring over the coming months and card holders will be provided with a replacement card.

Now you can top up online and in the Opal Travel app with American Express and JCB Cards.

Transport officers are deployed across our services, checking tickets. If you don't have a valid ticket and you may be fined. We know that most people do the right thing so we are saying thank you to our honest customers.

From Sunday 18 April more than 2,000 additional weekly services will be introduced across Western and North West Sydney bus routes.

Customers in Tweed Heads, Queanbeyan and Wagga Wagga can now plan trips using digital timetable information and make informed travel decisions with real-time updates.

It’s easier and safer to use the wider Easy Access Gate to get into and out of the station.

From 1 March 2021, new taxi booking service, Wheelchair Book & Ride, will replace Zero200 as the Government approved centralised booking service for wheelchair accessible taxis in the Sydney metropolitan area.

From Monday 1 March 2021, a number of bus service adjustments across the Northern Beaches and North Shore will be introduced.

From 1 March 2021, school bus route names and numbers in Wagga Wagga and Queanbeyan are changing to become part of a state-wide standardised system.

High school students in Sydney’s south west will be the first in greater Sydney to trial a new frictionless ticketing system on their local buses.

Changes have been made to some bus and school routes in Sydney’s Northern Beaches and Lower North Shore to improve travel times and frequency of services on key routes and to give you more choice around how you travel.