Posted 11 years ago by DavidB
A man died when his car was struck by an express train at a level crossing in southern NSW.
Posted 11 years ago by DavidB
A MAN died when his car was struck by an express train at a level crossing in southern NSW.
Posted 11 years ago by DavidB
One person is dead after a car was struck by an XPT express
train on a level crossing in southern NSW, police say.
Posted 11 years ago by DavidB
A man has died after a collision with a train near the
NSW-Victoria border.
Posted 11 years ago by DavidB
Police were called to the scene on the Trundle Road - between Bogan Gate and Trundle - following the accident at approximately 6.20pm.
Posted 11 years ago by DavidB
RAIL users are being robbed of time every day because of a Government lie that trains had to be slowed down for safety reasons.
Posted 11 years ago by DavidB
THE new Eastern Suburbs and Illawarra line timetable has angered commuters. Here's what you're saying:
Posted 11 years ago by DavidB
CityRail says the new timetable for the eastern suburbs, Illawarra and south coast lines coped well with its first major test this morning.
Posted 11 years ago by DavidB
TRAIN commuters from Sydney's southern suburbs have been condemned to spending an extra 30 minutes a week on the rails under a new, "improved" slower timetable from yesterday.
Posted 11 years ago by bevans
TRAIN commuters from Sydney's southern suburbs have been condemned to spending an extra 30 minutes a week on the rails under a new, "improved" slower timetable from yesterday.
Posted 11 years ago by DavidB
The Mayor of the Goulburn-Mulwaree Shire says he expects there will be more jobs at the Goulburn rail workshops once they are privatised in July.
Posted 11 years ago by DavidB
RESIDENTS in Sydney's public transport-starved north-west are refusing to believe the NSW Government's rail plans for their region until they see proof of action.The announcement by the Premier, Morris Iemma, yesterday of a
Posted 11 years ago by DavidB
The New South Wales Government has announced that rail workshops in Goulburn are to be privatised.
Posted 11 years ago by DavidB
NEW South Wales will have to borrow money to pay for an $8-billion expansion of Sydney's metropolitan rail network, Premier Morris Iemma said today.
Posted 11 years ago by DavidB
THE State Government will spend a record $4 billion on public transport in next month's Budget to stem a tide of electoral anger.
Posted 11 years ago by DavidB
SYDNEY'S public transport desert – the northwest suburbs – will be snubbed again in a spending splurge on trains by the State Government.
Posted 11 years ago by bevans
The NSW Government says it is going to spend almost $130 million buying land in Sydney's north-west and south-west for the expansion of the metropolitan rail system.
Posted 11 years ago by DavidB
SOARING fuel prices appear to be achieving what successive
governments have failed to do: persuade tens of thousands of
Sydneysiders to switch from using their cars and onto public
transport.
Posted 11 years ago by bevans
The NSW government is to crack down on people trespassing on
railway lines, installing "Spycams" and guard fences at trespass
hotspots.
Posted 11 years ago by bevans
The New South Wales Transport Minister, John Watkins, says up to 100 train drivers are on stand-by each day to ensure the reliability of CityRail services.
Posted 11 years ago by DavidB
FEW would yearn for the Depression years - except perhaps rail
commuters waiting on the Illawarra line from the end of this
month.
Posted 11 years ago by bevans
TRAFFIC chaos in the CBD will worsen if the State Government
continues to rely on buses instead of expanding light rail or
charging motorists to drive into the city, a report prepared for
the Government warns.
Posted 11 years ago by bevans
THE State Government's failure to expand rail into the city's fast-growing suburbs has doomed Sydney to another decade of traffic gridlock.
Posted 11 years ago by DavidB
A MAN has died after becoming the third person to be hit by a train in Sydney within 24 hours.
Posted 11 years ago by DavidB
A wheelchair-bound woman had both feet severed when she became the second person hit by a train in Sydney in less than 24 hours.
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