Sydney offers a first-rate public transportation network that includes buses, trains, trams, and ferries. Students can use their Opal cards to utilise the public transportation system. You can load money into the Opal card, a smartcard ticket you keep, and use it on any public transportation in the greater Sydney area.
1. Bus: Buses are the most pocket-friendly mode of transport for students to use. The city has a number of private bus networks that service it, like Transdev NSW, Busways, ComfortDelGro Australia and Forest Coach Lines. A weekly bus pass will cost around AU$10-AU$30 , depending on the service.
2. Metro: The city also has a metro system that runs through it and is very convenient for students. It runs mainly underground and has 13 different major stations. The metro network is constantly growing, 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.