Ballarat locals and visitors have a new way to explore the city this winter, with a hop-on, hop-off bus loop now operating as a three-month trial.
The service began on June 27, in time for the Ballarat
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Tassie’s free public transport surge sees 5,000 extra bus passengers
Free public transport in Tasmania is already reshaping travel behaviour, with early data showing a sharp rise in bus usage just days after fares were removed.
Figures released on April 8 show that around
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Fuel excise relief gives bus operators breathing room
Australia’s bus industry has welcomed the Federal Government’s decision to cut fuel excise and road user charges, but operators warn the move must be backed by stronger fuel security measures to keep
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Back from the dead: Why Route 301 matters again
A long-removed Sydney bus route is set to return later this month, as the NSW Government moves to rebuild local bus connections across the city’s south east.
Route 301 will resume operations from April
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Volgren powers Australia’s electric bus rollout
Volgren is accelerating its role in Australia’s transition to zero-emission and high-capacity public transport, with hundreds of electric buses and new articulated vehicles entering service across multiple
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Lung Bus drives workplace safety push in Parramatta
A $2.5 million mobile lung health clinic has taken centre stage in Parramatta, as nearly 300 local businesses gathered for a major workplace safety forum focused on injury prevention and worker wellbeing.
The
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Transit Systems provides dedicated free bus for Sissy Ball
Operator Transit Systems last week provided a dedicated, free charter bus for the Sissy Ball as part of the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras.
The vehicle was fully wrapped externally and interior decorations
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Adelaide Metro tap and pay now live across full network
Adelaide Metro passengers can now use tap and pay across the entire public transport network, with the final stage of the ticketing upgrade bringing train services into line with buses and trams.
For bus
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NSW bus industry threatens state government with service closures over pay dispute
Roughly 8,000 bus workers in New South Wales have threatened to shut down bus services across the state if the state government doesn’t reverse 15 years’ worth of wage cuts.
The Transport Workers’
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Tasmania releases business case for Hobart rapid bus network
The Tasmanian government has taken a key planning milestone in public transport policy by releasing the Greater Hobart Rapid Bus Network Strategic Business Case, reaffirming rapid buses as the leading
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