Transport for NSW

NSW TrainLink and rail safety charity TrackSAFE Foundation are joining forces in a new push to encourage teachers to use free lesson resources on railway safety. NSW TrainLink and TrackSAFE work together to offer school visits to regional train stations, helping students see real-life examples of rail safety in action. Year 5 students at St Patrick’s Primary in Albury recently took part in a fun and important rail safety lesson. The session at Albury Station gave students a chance to learn about warning signs, level crossings, and the dangers of distractions near tracks. The kids were engaged, asking lots of great questions and sharing their own stories. The key message - ‘Stop, Look, Listen, Think’ - was a simple but powerful way to remind them how to stay safe. Pre-schools, schools and other educators can access the TrackSAFE curriculum materials at https://lnkd.in/gGaNDjQg #Safety #Education #Collaboration #TransportforNSW #TrackSAFE

We’re committed to enabling and promoting E-micromobility as a safe, accessible, and sustainable transport option. Our new E-micromobility Hub has all you need to know about how to safely use this emerging transport mode and the benefits it can deliver for the community. Roll by and check it out today: https://lnkd.in/gXxpKfAb #Emicromobility #Safety #EmergingTransport #RoadSafety #TransportForNSW

Did you know four in every 10 NSW residents do not hold?a driver’s licence? Streets now serve multiple uses, including public living spaces, places to walk, cycling routes, public transport corridors, freight routes and general traffic. Making Transport work in NSW takes much more than building the infrastructure. It takes teams of people to engage communities, plan, operate, develop policy and law and partner with other road authorities across the state.? We’re asking NSW road users to tell us how our roads and streets will best serve our community needs. This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to reflect evolving community expectations for streets and refresh the way we work together in the 21st?century. Get involved and have your say: https://lnkd.in/gD2VAPTB #NSWRoads #Infrastructure #PublicSpaces #HaveYourSay #TransportForNSW

Work will begin on 24 March to upgrade 1.5 kilometres of Hill Road between Parramatta Road and Bombay Street to the south and Old Hill Link to the north near Sydney Olympic Park. This upgrade will improve connectivity to areas like Carter Street Precinct, Wentworth Point, Newington, and Sydney Olympic Park, easing congestion, ensuring reliable travel times, and enhancing safety. New shared pathways for pedestrians and cyclists will also be built. Construction, in partnership with Abergeldie Complex Infrastructure, will take at least two years to complete. For more information, or to subscribe to regular updates, visit: https://lnkd.in/gfuqv3mw #Infrastructure #RoadSafety #NSWRoads #TransportForNSW

Today marks the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination—a global call to action against racism in all its forms. It’s a day to reaffirm our commitment to fostering inclusivity, respect, and belonging for all. At Transport, we serve communities that are some of the most culturally diverse in the world. Our commitment to fostering an environment free from discrimination and racism ensures that we can better reflect and support the communities we serve. In Australia, we continue to work towards racial equality, acknowledging the challenges that persist, particularly for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and our culturally diverse communities. We understand that workplaces play a crucial role in addressing racism. At Transport, we value diversity and are committed to creating a safe and respectful environment for our people and customers. By embedding equity and inclusion in our policies and practices, we contribute to a stronger and fairer society for all. #Inclusion #Diversity #Equality #EliminationOfRacialDiscrimination

Today, the Sydney Harbour Bridge turns 93?????? Our iconic coat hanger opened on Saturday, March 19, 1932, with over a million people crossing the bridge in the first 24 hours on foot, by tram, or by train. Today, our bridge moves around 160,000 vehicles, 480 trains, 2000 cyclists, and 5,000 pedestrians each day. Some sections of the 500 metre-long, 30,000 tonne arch were last painted in the 1990s and around 150,000 square metres (nearly a third of the bridge) of hard-to-reach steel are due for a fresh lick of paint before the centenary milestone. 12 new painters are being employed to help with the massive maintenance blitz, using around 175,000 litres of paint to keep the bridge in top condition for decades to come. Happy birthday to a Sydney icon! #Sydney #SydneyHarbourBridge #Infrastructure #TransportForNSW

No one should have to think twice about their safety when moving through public spaces or on public transport. The revised Women’s Safety Charter for the Public Domain - Places and Transport is a collaborative initiative bringing government agencies, industry, and advocates together to take action to improve women’s safety. The Charter is led by Transport for NSW in partnership with the NSW Women’s Safety Commissioner and the NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure. By working together, we can embed safety into the planning, design and delivery of our public spaces and transport network. Find out more on how your organisation can be involved: https://lnkd.in/gSZzAKd7 #TransportforNSW #WomensSafety #InclusiveTransport #SaferCities #SaferJourneys

International Women’s Day was on Saturday, March 8. We caught up with Sydney Trains Signal Electrical Apprentice Bre Macpherson-Rice and Telecommunications Apprentice Amber Johnstone to hear how we can honour this year's theme, 'Accelerate Action' for gender equality. By challenging gender biases, uplifting each other, and being inclusive, we can create a more equal future for women, girls, and gender-diverse people. #InternationalWomensDay #IWD2025 #Inclusion #Diversity #Equality

As Tropical Cyclone Alfred approaches northern NSW, our frontline teams have mobilised to plan, prepare, and respond. The Category Two system brings a serious threat of destructive winds, intense rainfall, flooding, and storm surges. Keep up to date with all road closures at livetraffic.com. Thank you to every team member contributing to this critical response, and all those at the heart of our efforts to keep communities safe. A coordination hub has been established at NSW Maritime North Incident Control Centre (NICC) in Coffs Harbour, leading the operational response, along with: ?? On the ground: ? 150+ staff on rotation, including regional operations, maintenance and delivery crews, emergency management, and Transport Management Centre (TMC) teams. ? 60+ light vehicles, 40 heavy vehicles, and TMC drone pilots ready to assist recovery. ? Northern Road Maintenance and Resilience crews in the region, with additional road maintenance teams statewide ready to assist in the coming days. ?? Maritime response: ? Local and Sydney-based Maritime teams deployed, including eight Boating Safety Officers and a State Incident Controller. ? 18-vessel fleet positioned at key locations, with additional vessels and officers arriving before landfall. ? Environmental Services crews prepared to assist with post-cyclone clean-up. ?? Behind the scenes: ? Teams from the State Marine Incident Coordination Centre at Rozelle, TMC, the Transport Emergency and Crisis Coordination Hub at Macquarie Park and Transport representatives at the State Emergency Coordination Centre, are supporting operations. ? Communications teams in the TMC are proactively supporting Local Government Areas and councils to ensure that road closures are reflected in real-time. ?? Key information: We are doing a lot in the background and storm affected areas to support communities, but there are lots of things you can do to make sure you are as prepared as possible. ? Avoid all non-essential travel in areas impacted by Tropical Cyclone Alfred. ? If it’s flooded, forget it. Ensure you check Live Traffic NSW for the most up-to-date information on road closures and if you come across a flooded road, STOP and find an alternative route. ? For up-to-date information, including where to find an evacuation centre, visit the NSW SES website: www.ses.nsw.gov.au. For the latest warnings download the Hazards Near Me app. ? For the latest service impacts on the public transport network please visit transportnsw.info ? For the latest weather warnings, please visit the Bureau of Meteorology website: https://www.bom.gov.au/ If you need emergency assistance call NSW SES on 132 500; if the matter is life threatening call Triple Zero (000).

Are you, or do you know someone looking for a rewarding career? We're currently recruiting a range of cadet and graduate opportunities across metropolitan and regional NSW. Get hands-on experience in various disciplines, including Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronic Engineering, Structural Engineering, Systems Engineering, Surveying, Geotech and Telecommunications. You'll have access to a wealth of experience, a workforce that takes pride in its work, and a culture of collaboration and innovation. Our Career Accelerator programs offer you the opportunity to join an organisation of more than 28,000 people, working to make NSW a better place to live, work and visit. This is your chance to create connections and make a difference across the state. Applications close 27 April 2025. Find out more or apply today: https://lnkd.in/gbtMeQiq #KickstartYourCareer #CareerAcceleratorProgram #EntryLevelTalent #RegionalNSW #TransportForNSW