The city has a well-developed public transport system that students can use to get around. To save money on travel, it's best to find Centre for Continuing Education student accommodation close to the university and public transport.
1. Bus
Buses are the cheapest means of transportation for students. The
city has several private bus networks, including Transdev NSW, Busways,
ComfortDelGro Australia and Forest Coach Lines. A weekly bus pass is around AU$
10-30, depending on the service.
2. Metro
The subway runs through the city, which is convenient for students. It is mostly underpass and has 13 main stations. The metro network is constantly expanding, with new lines and stations being built to improve connectivity within the city.
3. Cycling
Students are encouraged to take a bicycle and travel around Sydney. The city has good cycling infrastructure, including dedicated lanes and bike sharing. Students can save on transportation by cycling to and from work. In addition, travel cards such as the Opal card offer discounts on bicycle rides, making it even more convenient for students to explore the city.
Travel cards are a great option for frequent business travellers. Opal Card is Sydney's electronic ticketing system that offers discounts on a wide variety of travel options. Students can save money with an Opal card, which is around 30% cheaper than regular tickets.