From 20th of October, commuters will have to know what your service codes are for Sydney Trains, Buses, Ferries and Light Rail.
Don't worry it won't confuse as it starts with the following letters and every mode has a code and colour:
The T1-T7 lines include Sydney metropolitan and suburban services operating north to Berowra, south to Waterfall and Macarthur, west to Emu Plains and north-west to Richmond.
Intercity services connect Sydney to the Central Coast and Newcastle, the Lower Hunter, the Blue Mountains, Lithgow and Bathurst, the South Coast and Southern Highlands.
Don't worry it won't confuse as it starts with the following letters and every mode has a code and colour:
Trains
Buses
Ferries
Light rail
New number codes for Sydney train lines (T1-T7) and Sydney ferry lines (F1-F7) have been introduced, in combination with line names.
These codes will appear in Trip planner results and Timetable searches when you set the date to Sunday 20 October or later.
Sydney Trains – Lines T1-T7
The T1-T7 lines include Sydney metropolitan and suburban services operating north to Berowra, south to Waterfall and Macarthur, west to Emu Plains and north-west to Richmond.
New name | Old name(s) |
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T1 North Shore, Northern and Western Line |
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T2 Airport, Inner West & South Line |
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T3 Bankstown Line | Bankstown Line |
T4 Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra Line | Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra Line |
T5 Cumberland Line | Cumberland Line |
T6 Carlingford Line | Carlingford Line |
T7 Olympic Park Line | Olympic Park Sprint |
Intercity Trains Lines
Intercity services connect Sydney to the Central Coast and Newcastle, the Lower Hunter, the Blue Mountains, Lithgow and Bathurst, the South Coast and Southern Highlands.
New name | Old name(s) |
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Blue Mountains Line | Blue Mountains Line (no change) |
Central Coast & Newcastle Line | Newcastle & Central Coast Line |
Hunter Line | Hunter Line (no change) |
South Coast Line | South Coast Line (no change) |
Southern Highlands Line | Southern Highlands Line (no change) |
Thanks to Paul from Old Toongabbie, who brought this to my attention!
Let us know if you like the ideas of new identification for all public transport services, we would like to hear from you!
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