Consortium plans to roll out hydrogen buses
The H2OzBus project hopes to have hydrogen buses in public transport within 18 months.
25 May, 2020
Public transport
Sydney gets 10km of pop-up cycleways
Sydney is getting pop-up bike paths as capacity limits are placed on public transport.
18 May, 2020
Public transport collapse may have upside
The head of Transport for NSW has flagged a post-pandemic infrastructure shake up.
30 April, 2020
NSW declares war on unwanted websites
The NSW government is launching a new centralised online home modelled on the UK government’s website.
6 February, 2020
NSW trains fail to hit punctuality targets
The NSW rail network will struggle with punctuality if the increase in demand continues.
2 December, 2019
NSW releases Sydney Gateway plan
The state government has moved to the next stage of planning for the proposed Sydney Gateway.
25 November, 2019
Death of the public transport timetable
Commuters may one day be offered a Netflix-style public transport subscription service.
4 November, 2019
Trackless tram proposed for smart corridor to airport
Plans have been unveiled for a trackless tram between Liverpool and the Western Sydney Airport.
24 October, 2019
On demand ferry a public transport milestone
Australia’s first on demand ferry is operating in Sydney.
20 October, 2019
Public transport’s greatest leap forward
On-demand services are making it easier and more convenient for commuters to get around without having to rely on pre-scheduled timetables.
10 October, 2019
Myki data leak put privacy at risk: report
Public Transport Victoria breached privacy laws by releasing information about millions of commuters.
19 August, 2019
Poll reveals Australia’s happiest commuters
More than four out of five Australians say they are happy with public transport in their state.
19 August, 2019
Transport NSW partners with Uber
Transport for NSW has announced a partnership with ride sharing giant Uber.
1 August, 2019
A mobile future for a smart Australia
The smart mobility market in the APAC region is set to grow significantly, and tools like AI, analytics and IoT will be at the heart of intelligent public transport management systems, smart junction management and many other offerings that will likely become standard in the near future.
15 July, 2019
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