Line train timetable

A look at the line – EXTRA WEEKLY EXTRA WEEKLY morning peak SERVICES PEAK SERVICES

Liverpool

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Villawood

EXTRA DAILY EXTRA DAILY Lidcombe SEATS TO CITY SEATS FROM Berala IN AM PEAK CITY IN PM PEAK Regents Park Sefton

3,000 2,000 approximately approximately Yagoona Four extra limited-stops Bankstown services every morning peak from Bankstown. Punchbowl

The NSW Government will implement Wiley Park a new timetable on 20 October 2013. Lakemba It’s a major rewrite of the timetable Belmore and has been designed to improve the customer experience. Campsie Canterbury The new timetable will deliver more services, improve connections between different modes Hurlstone Park Dulwich Hill of public transport and reduce many journey extra services from times. Marrickville, arriving Central Marrickville 6 between 7am and 9am. The timetable will also be easier for customers Sydenham to use, with fewer stopping patterns and more St Peters extra services from consistent service times, particularly in peak St Peters, arriving Central 6 between 7am and 9am. periods. Erskineville

Customers who travel longer distances from Redfern outer suburban areas will notice fewer stops and reduced journey times in many instances. Central Customers closer to the CBD will receive Museum frequent, more evenly spaced services, with St James many stations receiving ‘turn up and go’ Circular Quay services. Wynyard

Town Hall

AM peak = trains arrive at Central between 6am and 10am, Monday to Friday. PM peak = trains depart Central between 3pm and 7pm, Monday to Friday. The train timetable will Clock-face services at provide customers using the many stations Bankstown Line with: Customers now benefit from regular and consistent services with a new easy-to- • More consistent, regular services to and from remember timetable. the city. • More peak limited-stops services to the city, resulting in less crowding and more seats Examples: available. Bankstown to city • More direct services for commuters travelling 5 M ERY 1 INUT to work in the CBD, with more EV ES services stopping first at larger stations Town Hall and Wynyard. Currently many Bankstown Line services travelled around the City Circle anti-clockwise, stopping at Museum, St James and Circular Quay before Wynyard and Town Hall. • More services at key stations, meeting the demands of growing populations around Marrickville and St Peters. • More reliable services thanks to the new $102 million Homebush and Lidcombe turnbacks, which separate Bankstown Line services from the South, and Western lines. Campsie to city 5 M ERY 1 INUT EV ES

The timetable is available to be viewed at www.newtimetables.com.au or customers can download the new train timetable planning app, New Times, to get an early look at the changes. Available now from the App Store and Google Play.