Matt O'Sullivan is the Transport Reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald.
Sydney commuters endured further disruptions to bus services in Sydney's inner west during the evening peak on Thursday despite fresh orders from the industrial umpire for about 1200 drivers to return to work immediately.
A much touted new route will remain in the hands of the state-run operator.
Vehicle fleets of almost half of Sydney businesses are spending an hour longer in traffic each day than a year ago.
The NSW government will privatise the running of scores of bus routes, risking a major dispute with drivers.
The surge in demand for train services to the airport has been greatest at weekends.
The reprieve for motorists on tolls is expected to end by mid-August.
A trauma nurse is speaking out about the dangers from drones after one hit his car on the Harbour Bridge.
Trips on all modes of transport will rise in July unless you have a gold Opal card.
Sydney Airport has turned down the opportunity to build and operate the new airport at Badgeys Creek because of the "considerable risks" its investors would bear for decades.
The blunt assessment is contained in a just-released report by the Office of Transport Safety Investigations.
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