Sydney Trains is a state-owned Australian company founded in 2013. Its primary function is the operation of suburban train services in the greater Sydney area. The company employs approximately 5110 people. The provided information incorrectly states that its main product is truck transportation; its main operation is rail transportation.
On Tuesday, delays occurred on the T2 Inner West & Leppington Line, T3 Liverpool & Inner West Line, and T8 Airport & South Line due to rail repairs on the City Circle. The network returned to its timetable the following morning. The NSW government proposed a temporary ban on e-bikes, e-scooters, and other lithium-ion battery transport devices on Sydney Trains, Sydney Metro, and NSW TrainLink services, including stations, platforms, and carriages. This proposal is currently under consultation. Separately, a period of free travel was enacted on Sydney Trains, NSW TrainLink, Airport Link, and Sydney Metro services for over 2.2 million Australians following industrial action. This free travel did not include buses, ferries, or light rail.
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