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Commuters can take advantage of 12 days of free public transport on Sydney's Opal network during the Easter holiday period. The free trips on trains, buses, ...

"Today we are celebrating the power of a combined campaign between workers and the general public to extract fare free days," he said. "The very people who got us through the pandemic, often without so much as a mask, let alone a vaccine, are now being asked to take a pay cut," he said. Transport for NSW announced the fare-free period on Tuesday, saying the move was designed to boost businesses and get people out and about in the community during the Easter holidays.

Government offers free travel over Easter after Sydney train blunder ... Public transport will be free across Sydney and other parts of NSW for the next 12 days.

The government also says the free fares are part of an effort to help businesses and the community recover from Covid, by encouraging people to head out over the school and Easter holidays. Commuters cannot travel to the airport for free, while the cost of the train fare is gone, a station access fee will still be charged. Regional services are not included, the free fares are only for the Opal network. The only requirements are to still touch on and off when travelling and to have a positive balance on the Opal card being used. Free travel for the Opal network will last for 12 days and end at 3.59am on April 26. Public transport will be free across Sydney and other parts of NSW for the next 12 days.

The free trips will begin at 4am on Thursday and continue until 3.59am on April 26 on trains, buses, ferries, light rail and metro services. The network extends ...

Under the Opal Terms of Use, you are required to carry a valid ticket at all times. In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. All trademarks belong to their rightful owners, all materials to their authors. Public transport on the entire Opal network will be free for 12 days when customers tap on and tap off with an Opal card with a positive balance or a contactless credit or debit card. However, fares on Regional services where customers book additional connecting travel on the Intercity, Sydney Trains or Metro network, will have the total fare adjusted to reflect the free travel on the Opal network during this time. Millions of public transport passengers will be able to travel for free on Sydney’s Opal network for 12 days over the Easter holiday period.

Commuters can take advantage of 12 days of free public transport on Sydney's Opal network during the Easter holiday period. The free trips on trains, buses, ferries, light rail and metro services began at 4am on Thursday and will continue until 3.59am ...

"Today we are celebrating the power of a combined campaign between workers and the general public to extract fare free days," he said. People commuting to the airport also need to pay the station access fee if departing or boarding at Sydney Airport domestic or international stations, which is $15.13 for adults and $13.54 for children and pensioners. "The very people who got us through the pandemic, often without so much as a mask, let alone a vaccine, are now being asked to take a pay cut," he said. Transport for NSW announced the fare-free period on Tuesday, saying the move was designed to boost businesses and get people out and about in the community during the Easter holidays. Secretary of Unions NSW Mark Morey said the gesture was a delayed apology from a government that shut down the train network on February 21, then sought to blame the workforce. Commuters can take advantage of 12 days of free public transport on Sydney's Opal network during the Easter holiday period.

The NSW Government has decided to make all transport across the public transport network free until the 25th of April. This includes trains, buses, ...

According to the NSW Government, the fare free 12 days does not cover NSW TrainLink Regional trains and coaches including XPT and Xplorer services. Over the Easter long weekend, and through to the end of the school holidays, all public transport across the Opal Network in New South Wales will be free. The move should deliver some hip pocket relief for families wanting to get out and about during the coming weeks of holidays.

Thanks to a NSW Government initiative, those in Greater Sydney, Illawarra, Blue Mountains, Newcastle and Central Coast will have access to the courtesy trips.

The public transport freebies will be offered for 12 days, ending by ANZAC day Monday week - the rides included buses, trains, trams and ferries. From Thursday 14 April until Anzac Day, Sydney residents will be able to travel for free via public transport. Sydneysiders To Snap Up Free Public Transport Until Anzac Day