Sydney Buses Future' Turn Up & Go'!

How does this sound? NSW Governments Sydney Buses ' Turn Up & Go' Services for the future - how would you feel if you had a bus service like that?

Let us know:

Click here for Sydney Buses, 'Turn Up & Go!'

Do You Agree With Your Bus Services Region 'ON TIME' Running?

This is the link to On time Running of Buses in Sydney Bus

 Regions. It seems like September. October and November 

has been omitted:

Click here for Sydney Buses On Time Running Reports

Are you in agreeance with the Ontime running of buses in 

your Bus Region Area? This is Important as the NSW

Minister of Transport has placed a lot of support and effort to

providing more efficient timetables that are effective and 

pleasing to the commuter.

We would like to hear from you - regarding your Bus 

Regions time tabled 'On Time running of bus services in 

Sydney?

Click here for Sydney Bus Regions Map

If There Was No Ipads, Tablets Or Notepads This is How Western Sydney Commuters Would Be Travelling!

Long Delays to Get Home Last Friday, Is It A Natural Disaster?

Last Friday,  Western Sydney commuters faced 4 to 5 hours delay to get home, due to delayed train services, caused by lightening strikes on  Sydney Trains signals.

I heard at first heard that some commuters were able to get off at Strathfield and have family members and/or friends pick them up and take them home.

The issue that was created, a lightening strike on a signal , is something that no government should be held accountable or responsible. With so many signals on the railway lines, it was pleasing that  Sydney Trains officials attended to the blown out signal as quick as possible.

This lightening created a natural disaster, holding up train services and delaying trips for commuters to reach home. Do you think that it was a reasonable amount of time for commuters to wait for to get home?

Click Here for Sydney Morning Herald details

Westmead (SP6) - Does Anyone Know What (SP6) Means?

On the new trains the electronic indicators have us wondering what a special code means for Westmead Train Station. I asked a few Sydney Trains customer service operators and no one knows.

See if you can assist us?

Click Here to check it out - if you know let us know

Does Anyone Notice These Signs On Trains Or Even Take Notice....Or Even Read Them?

Signs are place on public transport to warn us, distract us  by making us take attention to Rules  and Regulations that are enacted. How many of you out there actually, search for these signs, read this signs and adhere to these signs?  Which sign is important to you?

We would like to hear from you!

Facebook Group Has Sparked A Great Interest In Sydney's 2nd Airport Naming!

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Sydney Trains Customer Service Officers Cannot Deal With Gate Barrier Jumpers!

Gate barrier jumpers on on Sydney Trains train stations are quite common, they look around first to see if they get caught and off they go! Another way of evading fares. One day one person will hurt themselves and then could be a lawsuit for Sydney Trains, yet it is not  their  fault.

Customer Service Officers have no chance in stopping them yet Police Officers would be able to prevent this by being present!

Click here for Sydney Trains train station Barrier Jumpers

Facebook Group Has Sparked Interest In Discounted Sunday Fares - And New Opal Card Proves It!

So here it is  how Face Book Topics can change the way people see issue, different to how they started, inviting interesting comment  and feedback. 

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Jean-Francois Svoboda

Is there some way all tiers of Governments can look at promoting more people to catch public transport especially on Sundays? I can start the ball rolling by offering discounts to regular Sunday commuters?

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  Paul Hutchinson Not going to happen in North Western Sydney anytime soon I am afraid.
  
  Not with all the building work happening in the area. Infrastructure cannot keep pace with the level of development....See More

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  Andrew Chia Li-Peng Actually run a service on Sundays. But currently weekend service on the 378 and 389 are still not good enough; what hope do you have in the wild western yonder?

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  Nick Tyrrell Once Opal is rolled out I understand the Family Sunday Funday $2.50 ticket will be available for individuals. I believe you can already do this on the ferries as they have Opal, and by the end of 2014 you should be able to make use of it on buses and trains too. There you go, your request is a good one, and already underway!

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  Paul Hutchinson Andrew Chia Li-Peng do not hold much hope at all until the road network goes ahead.. and also the NWRL is completed.
  
  Even then with the massive influx of people.. it will be a huge geographical area that will have to be served, A nightmare for any tr...See More
  

  
  

  

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  Jean-Francois Svoboda In relation to what Nick Tyrrell stated This is a very good proposal the NSW Government is heading - according to commuters I speak too - long overdue, probably should have been introduced 6 years with the previous government. But here we are - It is called the Sunday Travel Cap - not just for pensioners - I love it you have sold me on this one:https://www.opal.com.au/en/fare-information/
  

  
  

  Fare information | NSW Government | Opal

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  Karl Schubert we aleady have sunday funday right ?

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  Jean-Francois Svoboda Only for the family!

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  Karl Schubert more trains is good. that must have cost $$ next step, th cheap sundays for everyone !!

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  Marc Conyard Stop the endless weekend trackwork shut downs.

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  Jean-Francois Svoboda When should they be done then?

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  Marc Conyard Like Japan- overnight with minimal disruptions in stages that DO NOT disrupt normal services. It might actually make them plan logistics a little better. Did you know that Japan changed to auto couplers on their trains overnight with zero service down time? There was a time in Sydney when suburban trains were loco hauled during track work and buses rarely replaced trains.

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