Commuter chaos
Major commuter train lines to resume but derailment cause still unknown
Mernda and Hurstbridge services will resume fully on Monday morning after more than 100,000 commuters were forced to resort to travel alternatives after a train derailed last Sunday.
- Ashleigh McMillan
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Traffic chaos after head-on collision on Sydney Harbour Bridge
Heavy traffic backed up for kilometres from the Sydney Harbour Bridge after a head-on collision closed several lanes during peak hour traffic.
- Josefine Ganko
- Opinion
- Cars
My car kept making a thucka-thucka noise, but no one else could hear it
“What kind of noise?” Glen, the mechanic, asked me. “Like a hollow aluminium chain being dragged across a swamp,” I said. Glen did not reply.
- Nicola Redhouse
- Opinion
- Opinion
‘The right lane is faster’, and other thoughts I don’t appreciate in a traffic jam
When early morning road congestion turns a 20-minute drive into two hours of pain, you’re only ever one late merge away from a mental breakdown.
- Thomas Mitchell
- Opinion
- Work therapy
Why doesn’t my boss agree that commuting is a waste of time?
For too long, the time and cost associated with lengthy commutes was waved away as a necessary evil. That era is over.
- Jonathan Rivett
- Analysis
- Working from home
Why where you work is the new political battleground
One-third of us work from home at least some of the time. That’s a big clue as to why Labor is talking about it so much.
- Shane Wright
Light rail disrupted after truck crash, chaos on M4
The city’s light rail services have been disrupted following a truck crash while traffic came to a standstill on one of Sydney’s busiest motorways, causing chaos for the Friday morning commute.
- Jessica McSweeney
- Exclusive
- Public transport
‘We haven’t got the drivers’: Bus replacement for 12-month rail closure to cause chaos
Amid a chronic shortage of drivers, authorities will need to transport up to 60,000 commuters a day during the shutdown of the Bankstown rail line for its conversion to Metro.
- Matt O'Sullivan
The control room fail that left tens of thousands of Sydneysiders fuming
For 33 minutes, 1.5 million litres of water poured into the M8 tunnel because of a sprinkler malfunction, causing long delays for morning commuters.
- Catherine Naylor
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