Bus Corridor Program

Inner West Busway along Victoria Road

Bus lanes

Around 200,000 bus commuters travel on Victoria Road each week. Up to 170 buses, with more than 8,000 passengers, travel between Gladesville Bridge and The Crescent, Rozelle during a typical morning peak.

Dedicated bus lanes in Drummoyne and Rozelle

Dedicated bus lanes in peak periods now give priority to buses resulting in more reliable bus services and bus travel time savings of up to 17 minutes for citybound commuters in the busiest part of the moring peak period when the majority of patrons are using them.

The Inner West Busway bus lanes operate:

AM peak weekdays (between 6am and 10am)
  • Citybound from Seymour Street, Drummoyne to The Crescent, Rozelle.
  • Westbound across the new Iron Cove Bridge.
PM peak weekdays (between 3pm and 7pm)
  • Citybound from Seymour Street, Drummoyne to Terry Street, Rozelle.
24 hours/day, 7 days/ week
  • Citybound from Park Avenue, Drummoyne, over Iron Cove Bridge to Terry Street, Rozelle.

How to use bus lanes safely and legally

Bus lanes are primarily for buses, but can also be used by taxis, hire cars, motorcycles or bicycles, emergency vehicles and special purpose vehicles.

General traffic is also permitted to travel in a bus lane for up to 100 metres to turn into or out of a side road, enter or leave a property adjacent to the bus lane or to pass another vehicle which has stopped to turn right or to avoid an obstruction.

The bus lane in Rozelle is now open An aerial of the Inner West Busway along Victoria Road, Rozelle The buslane operates from 6am to 10am from Terry Street through to the Crescent during the week