Transport Minister Jo Haylen likens the transport union to a boa constrictor strangling the rail system,but the government will not escape blame if the city comes to a standstill.
Commuters have been warned the passenger rail network won’t run from Friday morning until Sunday morning in a major escalation of a pay dispute.
Transport Minister Jo Haylen warned there would be “major disruptions” and urged commuters to avoid peak travel times during the shutdown.
There will be more crowding,some queuing and more cancellations for thousands of bus passengers across parts of Sydney thanks to 83 bendy buses being taken off the road.
A major gas line,high voltage cables and water mains are likely to have to be shifted,adding to the complexity of completing the sinkhole-stricken motorway.
CCTV has captured the fluffy commuter’s early morning outing,until police arrived on the scene.
Transport authorities are investigating ways to bolster passenger rail services to the area and a rail bridge is already half-built.
Transport officials quietly slashed planned upgrades for Sydney Park,prompting NSW Transport Minister Jo Haylen to intervene.
Confusion reigned supreme for commuters after the T3 train line officially closed on Monday morning. But the closure is yet to face its greatest test.
Despite a cost-of-living crisis,a huge amount is sitting idle on nearly 18 million Opal cards that have not been used in more than a year.
The craft brewer is closing down after losing almost $1 million in trade during roadworks after failing to secure compensation from the state government.