It will be an early start this Sunday for our Adelaide team who are raring to go to provide the free shuttle bus services getting thousands of runners to and from the 2022 Lumary City-Bay Fun Run on 18 September.
It will be an early start this Sunday for our Adelaide team who are raring to go to provide the free shuttle bus services getting thousands of runners to and from the 2022 Lumary City-Bay Fun Run this 18 September.
There will definitely be time to enjoy nature at its finest when you travel to the Comboyne Creative Gardenista 2022 with Busways this Spring.
Held on the beautiful Comboyne Plateau on the mid-north coast of NSW on the weekend of 12-13 November, Comboyne Gardenista showcases unique gardens and walks created by the local community on prestige rural properties amongst avocado and blueberry farms, set beside a beautiful lake.
To mark the Proclamation of King Charles III, travel on public transport will be free across NSW today.
Do not tap on or off.
Update at 5:00pm - Council road works have now completed and services have returned to normal.
Previous disruption notice: Due to unplanned Council emergency road work, the bus stops on Maliwa Road before Showground Road (Stop ID 2250540), and after Showground Road (Stop ID 225094) are temporarily closed. Bus route 36 is affected and these stops will be missed until works are finished.
Barons Cres Loop Hunters Hill closed due roadworks
Duration: 09:00 - 15:00, Thursday 25 August 2022 and 09:00 - 15:00, Friday 26 August 2022
Direction affected: Both
Diversion route: Missing Barons Cres Loop
Blaxland St to Park Rd Hunters Hill Road Closure due to roadworks
Duration: 09:00 - 15:00, Thursday 25 August 2022 and 09:00 - 15:00, Friday 26 August 2022
Diversion Route:
Inbound-Left Blaxland into Barons Cres, Right Park Rd
Outbound-Continue Park Rd left Barons Cres into Blaxland St Right High St
Busways will be doing its bit to help keep Sydney road users safe by assisting the NSW Government in a $2.9 million trial of new Asset AI™ technology to track and prioritise road repairs, by identifying potentially dangerous potholes throughout the city.
Busways will be doing its bit to help keep Sydney road users safe by assisting the NSW Government in a $2.9 million trial of new Asset AI™ technology to track and prioritise road repairs, by identifying potentially dangerous potholes throughout the city.
The trial which is being led by Transport for NSW and the Roads and Transport Directorate is the first of its kind in NSW and will identify and map damaged roads in real-time using sensors mounted on buses and garbage trucks.