Sydney’s number 1 transport consultancy

The city of Sydney’s number 1 transport consultancy , Australia’s largest city, is serviced by a wide variety of public transportation operating modes including metro, train, bus, ferry and light rail. It is also supported by an extensive network of roadways, cycleways and airports.

As well as public bus services, there are a large number of private coach operators in the area. The most significant operator is CDC NSW, with other key players being Busways and Transit Systems. There are also a range of taxis in the city and suburbs with companies such as Uber and Ola.

On the Fast Track to Success: Case Studies of Transport Consultants Delivering Results

Within the city itself, Sydney’s suburban commuter rail network consists of a complex system of integrated railway lines. The Sydney Trains network stretches from the north-western suburbs through to the central city via Chatswood, and on to Bankstown. Most of the line runs underground with only a small number of surface stops. Trains operate from about 4am until around 1am seven days a week, with Nightride bus services covering the network in the evening and at weekends when trains are not running.

In addition, Sydney is home to the world’s first fully automated rapid transit rail line, known as the Sydney Metro. It opened in 2019, and currently runs from the north-western suburbs to Chatswood, a major transport interchange, and on to the south-west suburb of Bankstown. It consists of 13 stations on 36 km (22.4 mi) of twin tracks, most of which are underground.