The T-way bus network serving north-western and south-western Sydney, comprises bus lanes on existing roads and bus-only roadways.

The T-way bus network provides reliable public transport to communities living and working in the north-western and south-western suburbs of Sydney.

The T-way network comprises:

• A 17 km link from Parramatta to Rouse Hill primarily adjacent to Old Windsor Road and Windsor Road.
• A 7 km link from Blacktown to Parklea, adjacent to Sunnyholt Road.
• A 31 km link from Liverpool to Parramatta. 
• Bus services on the Liverpool to Parramatta T-way began in February 2003.
• Bus services on the Parramatta–Rouse Hill T-way began on Sunday 11 March 2007.
• Bus services on the Blacktown–Parklea T-way began on Sunday 4 November 2007.

T-way benefits

• Links people with hospitals, schools, TAFE colleges, major shopping centres and sporting and recreation facilities.
• Links people with the CityRail network at Blacktown, Westmead and Parramatta.
• Improves links to industrial and commercial areas.
• Reduces travel time.
• Reduces traffic congestion.
• Improves air quality.
• Extends purpose-built cycling and pedestrian paths.
• Increases the reliability of public transport in the growing north-west and south-west sectors.

Further information

Call 131 500 or visit www.131500.com.au