Sydney Metro

Should you take the car or jump on board a metro train once your new Sydney Metro services start below the city? We’ll let you decide.   Plan your metro journey: transportnsw.info

Say hello to Sydney’s newest waterfront precinct 😍. From Monday, this latest addition to the Barangaroo foreshore will be accessible for Sydneysiders to enjoy, before we open up Barangaroo’s brand new metro station in August. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gaZBWTG6

Sydney Metro is hosting its next Aboriginal Business Forum at Panthers Stadium. The forum will provide Aboriginal businesses access to our delivery partners and to hear about procurement opportunities coming up on Sydney Metro projects. You will also have the opportunity for a speed networking session.  If you are an Aboriginal business, register now: https://bit.ly/regformABF

North Sydney, get ready for your brand new metro station 🚝   Before services start at Victoria Cross Station in August, get to know your way around from entrance to platforms with our one-minute tour!    When the station opens, you’ll be able to travel direct to: ⏱️ Under the Harbour to Barangaroo in 3 minutes ⏱️ Waterloo in 11 minutes ⏱️ Macquarie Uni in 17 minutes ⏱️ Rouse Hill in 41 minutes

Did you know when Sydney Metro City opens in August, you’ll be able to travel DIRECT through the city and to the northwest? 😲   That means no more switching trains at Chatswood and record travel times from the northwest and into the city.     Take a glimpse at your future commute below and see metro travel times for yourself by using Stage Two of the travel calculator: https://lnkd.in/ghnVAdtb 

In just a few short weeks, you’ll be able to catch fast, reliable and frequent metro services from Australia’s busiest railway station 🚝    You can access the metro platforms in Central Station from the North-South concourse near the Eddy Avenue entrance. You can also get to the platforms from Central Walk and easily interchange between Sydney Trains services and metro services, which will take you direct to:     ⏱ Barangaroo in 6 minutes   ⏱ Chatswood in 15 minutes   ⏱ Castle Hill in 39 minutes     You can also easily interchange with regional rail services, buses, coaches and light rail.  

Check out some of the record travel times for your future Sydney Metro City commute 👇 Travelling on a metro train will be the fastest way to get around the city when metro services start below the Sydney CBD next month!   Trains will travel up to 100km/h under the harbour to get you where you need to go. There’ll be 445 new metro services a day, with a train arriving at all stations every four minutes in the peak, to take passengers from Sydney’s north west, into the Sydney CBD and out to Sydenham.   Who’s excited? 🙋♀️🙌🙋♂️ See more metro travel times by using Stage Two of the travel calculator: https://lnkd.in/ghnVAdtb 

Hello Martin Place Metro Station 😍. Delivery Director Luke Garden takes us on a tour of this show stopping transport hub, before the station opens to Sydneysiders in August.     Get ready for record travel times through the CBD and into the northwest, including:     ⏱ 6 minutes to Waterloo   ⏱ 7 minutes to Crows Nest   ⏱ 20 minutes to Macquarie Park   ⏱ 41 minutes to Bella Vista      See metro travel times for yourself by using Stage Two of the travel calculator: https://lnkd.in/ghnVAdtb

You may have seen these if you’ve travelled on the metro in Sydney’s north west, but come August, passengers through the centre of Sydney will get to experience the benefits of platform screen doors.     Platform screen doors at all Sydney Metro stations keep people and objects like prams away from the tracks, creating a physical barrier at the edge of the platform to keep passengers safe.     They also improve travel efficiency by allowing trains to get in and out of the station much faster.      Here’s some handy tips to remember come August:  ◾ Spread along the platform and use all doors  ◾ Wait for both sets of doors to open  ◾ Chimes and flashing lights means doors are closing  ◾ Stand clear of closing doors  ◾ Metro doors close quickly, so don’t rush to get on (don’t worry if you miss a train, another one will arrive shortly after 😉) 

Live or work in Sydney’s north west? From August, you’ll be able to travel on fast, direct and reliable metro services into the city 🚝   Explore the Barangaroo waterfront precinct, take a direct trip to North Sydney by stopping at Victoria Cross Station, or head into the heart of the city by alighting at Martin Place or Gadigal.     See metro travel times for yourself by using Stage Two of the travel calculator: https://lnkd.in/gDNasiXz