Public transport experts say persistent industrial action on Sydney's train network could shift public opinion about driverless trains. The Rail, Tram and Bus Union has postponed planned ...

"Without the pressure of industrial action, the NSW government and Sydney Trains have shown they won't sit down and meaningfully bargain with us," he said. Earlier, a NSW government spokesperson ...

Sydney train ... This means trains will be running at about 23 km/h slower than usual in areas where the speed limit is 80 km/h or more. And if that wasn’t enough, the Electrical Trades ...

“Sydney Train drivers have different types of trains and technology they need to learn how to operate, whereas overseas they primarily don’t have a fleet that is different from one train to ...

“Without the pressure of industrial action, the NSW government and Sydney Trains have shown they won’t sit down and meaningfully bargain with us.” ...

The Sydney Trains network has made a change to ... meaning a simple extension to accommodate various types of trains wouldn't work, hence… the gap fillers!' the post continued.

Sydney commuters will get a temporary reprieve as planned industrial action slowing train services was delayed by 48 hours. The industrial action, which would have slowed trains by 23km/h in zones ...