Sydney Green Ring: Deep Green and Bright Blue

Monday, 19 October 2015

Deep Green and Bright Blue

Deep Green and Bright Blue

12 September to 26 September 2015
Big FAG Press, Archway 4 Chapman Rd, Glebe NSW
Sydney College of the Arts Gallery, Kirkbride Way, Lilyfield, NSW

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MULTI-MODE TRAVEL

Multi-mode travel simply means combining two or more ways of getting around. Travel modes such as active transport: i.e., walking, cycling, scootering; and mass transit: i.e., heavy rail, light rail, bus, taxi, ferry, water taxi, hire car, etc. Combining mass transit with active transport is a great way of extending the range of the public transport network and incorporating some physical activity in your daily commute or recreation.

TRANSPORT for NSW - Bikes on Public Transport
Taking your bicycle on train, ferry, light rail, bus.

Sydney Bus Rail Ferry Timetables and Maps

Heavy Rail Access:
Opal Card - bicycle free at all times.
Paper Tickets - Carriage of bicycles is free in off-peak, Saturday and Sunday. During 'peak hour' 6am - 9am or between 3.30pm to 7.30pm on weekdays an extra child fair is payable.
Note: a station access fee is payable on the T1, T2-3 stations on the Airport Line.

Ferry Access:
Bicycles carried free on Sydney ferries subject to advice from staff.

Light Rail Access:
All stations on the line are accessible. Bicycles carried free on light rail subject to advice from staff.

Bus Access:
Bicycles (including folders?) are no longer allowed on Sydney buses. Please check with your regional bus line regarding carrying bicycles as stowed luggage.

Map of Rail stations and lines
(NSWrail.net) These pages contain a variety of information about the NSW railway network, both historical and current.

NSW cycleway finder
Bicycleinfo NSW: map of cycleways, paths and rail trails.

Transport for NSW - Commuters - Bike Riders

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Monday, 19 October 2015

Deep Green and Bright Blue

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