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Monday 26 July to Sunday 1 August 2021 Bussing Line Day(s) affected Reference: STN or TAA View timetable Select the line for more info Mobile devices must be connected via VPN WD WE Weekend STN 1752 (City Circle) No planned trackwork Affecting L2 + L3 Central – Circular Quay Monday – Thursday STN 1406 + STN 1570 Weekend STN 1752 Weekend STN 1752 Weekend STN 1752 Monday – Thursday STN 1406 + STN 1570 Weekend STN 1752 Tuesday – Thursday STN 1570 Weekend STN 1752 Weekend STN 1752 No planned trackwork No planned trackwork Monday – Thursday STN 1406 + STN 1570 Weekend STN 1752 Weekend STN 1752 Monday – Thursday STN 1555 Weekend STN 1752 Weekend STN 1752 No planned trackwork Friday STN 2632 Saturday and Sunday STN 1752 No planned trackwork Trackwork Bussing Map Special Events extract Key: Next week’s trackwork Feedback form Click to view the bus timetable Scope of work: Configuration 15 Bus timetable is not available Please use this guide to advise Sydney Metro, Sydney Trains and NSW TrainLink Intercity customers of trackwork affecting their journey. Please make this guide available to all staff at your location. Easy access alternate transport Staff should contact ROC Customer & Information on 7 7039 if alternate transport is required for customers requiring easy access transport when travelling through areas affected by trackwork. Trackwork Altered transport arrangements Sydney Metro, Sydney Trains and NSW TrainLink Intercity services Monday 26 July to Sunday 1 August 02:00 Saturday 31 July to 02:00 Monday 2 August Reference: STN 1752 Work: Configuration 15 • No trackwork scheduled on the metro, but trackwork on the City Circle may affect how you travel. • T1 North Shore Line trains run between Berowra and Wynyard, and T9 Northern Line trains run between Hornsby and Central only. • Customers may need to change at Wynyard or Central to continue their journey. Home Monday 26 July Reference: STN 1406 Work: City Circle • From 22:00 until 23:50, trains run to a changed timetable in one direction only, from Central first stop Museum. • From 23:50 until 01:30, trains run to a changed timetable in one direction only, from Central first stop Town Hall. • Some City Circle trains run to a changed timetable and leave from different platforms. • Some trains start or end at Central. Customers may need to change trains to continue their journey. • The light rail runs between Central, Town Hall, Wynyard and Circular Quay. Home Tuesday 27 to Thursday 29 July Nightly from 22:10 until 01:30 Reference: STN 1570 Work: City Circle • Buses replace trains between Central and Circular Quay via Museum. • Trains continue to stop at Central, Town Hall and Wynyard. Some trains start and end at Central. • Customers are travelling to: - Museum or St James, can change at Central for a bus - Circular Quay, can change at Wynyard for the light rail or Central for a bus Bus route 5CC Central, Museum, St James, Circular Quay and return Home 02:00 Saturday 31 July to 02:00 Monday 2 August Reference: STN 1752 Work: • City Circle trains will not run. • Buses replace trains between Central and Circular Quay via Museum. • The light rail runs between Central, Town Hall, Wynyard and Circular Quay. • T4 Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra Line trains continue to stop at Central, Town Hall and Martin Place. • Customers travelling to: - Town Hall, can catch a T4 Eastern Suburbs Line train or the light rail - Wynyard, can catch the light rail - Circular Quay, can catch the light rail or a bus - Museum or St James, can catch a bus Bus route 5CC Central, Museum, St James, Circular Quay and return Suggested Station Announcements Good morning/afternoon/evening customers, Due to trackwork this weekend, City Circle trains will not run. Buses run between Central and Circular Quay via Museum. Plan ahead by checking transportnsw dot info or transport apps. Home 210726 26 July - 1 August Trackwork Reference Guide Current as of Wednesday, July 21, 2021 Produced by the CIU Trackwork Information Team [email protected] 02:00 Saturday 31 July to 02:00 Monday 2 August Reference: STN 1752 Work: Configuration 15 • Trains run between Berowra and Wynyard only due to City Circle trackwork. • A shuttle train service also runs between Lindfield and North Sydney. • Buses replace City Circle trains between Circular Quay and Central via St James. • The light rail runs between Circular Quay, Wynyard, Town Hall and Central. • T1 Western and T9 Northern Line trains start and end at Central, platforms 1-12. • From 23:00 Saturday until 05:00 Sunday, buses replace all trains between Central and Strathfield. Bus route 40T2 Strathfield, then express to Central and return (Saturday night / Sunday morning only) Suggested Station Announcements Good morning/afternoon/evening customers, Due to trackwork on the City Circle this weekend, trains run between Berowra and Wynyard only. Plan ahead by checking transportnsw dot info or transport apps. Home 02:00 Saturday 31 July to 02:00 Monday 2 August Reference: STN 1752 Work: Configuration 15 • Penrith trains run to a changed timetable between Emu Plains or Penrith and Central, platforms 1-12 only. • Richmond trains run between Richmond and Olympic Park only. Customers travelling to or from the City should change trains at Parramatta. • T1 North Shore Line trains run between Wynyard and Berowra only. • Trackwork on the City Circle may also affect how you travel. • Customers travelling to: - Town Hall, can catch a T4 Eastern Suburbs Line train or the light rail - Wynyard, can catch the light rail - Circular Quay, can catch the light rail or a bus - Museum or St James, can catch a bus • From 23:00 Saturday until 05:00 Sunday, trains run to a changed timetable between Emu Plains or Penrith and Ashfield only, making extra stops at Flemington and Homebush. Buses replace all trains between Ashfield and Central. • Customers travelling to the City should change at Lidcombe for trains via Bankstown, or change at Strathfield for express buses to Central. Bus routes 45T2 Ashfield, Summer Hill, then express to Newtown, Macdonaldtown, then Central and return 46T2 Ashfield, all stations to Central and return 50T2 Lewisham, Petersham, Stanmore, then express to Central and return 40T2 Strathfield, then express to Central and return (Saturday night / Sunday morning only) Suggested Station Announcements Good morning/afternoon/evening customers, Due to trackwork on the City Circle this weekend, trains run to a changed timetable and stopping pattern. Plan ahead by checking transportnsw dot info or transport apps. Home 210726 26 July - 1 August Trackwork Reference Guide Current as of Wednesday, July 21, 2021 Produced by the CIU Trackwork Information Team [email protected] Monday 26 July From 22:00 until 01:30 Reference: STN 1406 Work: City Circle • Trains run to a changed timetable due to City Circle trackwork. • Some trains start or end at Central. Customers may need to change trains to continue their journey. Home Tuesday 27 to Thursday 29 July Nightly from 22:10 until 01:30 Reference: STN 1570 Work: City Circle • Some trains start and end at Central due to trackwork on the City Circle. • The all-stations Homebush trains run to a changed timetable between Homebush and North Sydney. • Buses replace trains between Central and Circular Quay via Museum. • Customers travelling to: - Museum or St James, can change at Central for a bus - Circular Quay, can change at Wynyard for the light rail or Central for a bus Bus route 5CC Central, Museum, St James, Circular Quay and return Home 02:00 Saturday 31 July to 02:00 Monday 2 August Reference: STN 1752 Work: Configuration 15 • Buses replace trains between Ashfield and Central. • Leppington trains run between Leppington and Ashfield only, making extra stops at all stations between Homebush and Ashfield. • Express and limited stop trains continue to run between Strathfield and Central. • Change at Strathfield for express trains to Central. • Change at Ashfield for all-stations buses between Ashfield and Central. • Trackwork on the City Circle may also affect how our customers travel. • From 23:00 Saturday until 05:00 Sunday, buses replace all trains between Strathfield or Ashfield and Central. Customers travelling to the City should change at Lidcombe for trains via Bankstown or change at Strathfield for a bus. • Express buses leave from Strathfield, and all-stations buses leave from Ashfield. Bus routes 45T2 Ashfield, Summer Hill, then express to Newtown, Macdonaldtown, then Central and return 46T2 Ashfield, all stations to Central and return 50T2 Lewisham, Petersham, Stanmore, then express to Central and return 40T2 Strathfield, then express to Central and return (Saturday night / Sunday morning only) Suggested Station Announcements Good morning/afternoon/evening customers, Due to trackwork this weekend, buses replace trains between Ashfield and Central. Express trains continue to run between Strathfield and Central. Plan ahead by checking transportnsw dot info or transport apps. Home 210726 26 July - 1 August Trackwork Reference Guide Current as of Wednesday, July 21, 2021 Produced by the CIU Trackwork Information Team [email protected] Tuesday 27 to Thursday 29 July Nightly from 22:10 until 01:30 Reference: STN 1570 Work: City Circle • Trains start and end at Central due to trackwork on the City Circle. • Buses replace trains between Central and Circular Quay via Museum. • Customers travelling to: - Museum or St James, can change at Central for a bus - Circular Quay, can change at Wynyard for the light rail or Central for a bus Bus route 5CC Central, Museum, St James, Circular Quay and return Home 02:00 Saturday 31 July to 02:00 Monday 2 August Reference: STN 1752 Work: Configuration 15 • Trains run between Liverpool or Lidcombe and Sydenham only. • Customers travelling towards the City, should change at Sydenham for a T4 Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra Line train to St Peters, Erskineville, Redfern, Central, Town Hall or Martin Place.
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