Canberra has a solid transport system. Students can travel around the city by train, bus, rental bike or taxi. Public transport is affordable, convenient and covers every corner of the city. Below are the preferred modes of transportation for students. Most of the bus stops and train stations fall very close to the Canberra uni accommodations making it extremely convenient for students to transit around.
1. Bus
Building a more robust transport system in Canberra will greatly help Canberra residents get around. Buses cover all corners of the city, making it easy for students to get around the city and surrounding areas. As a student, you also get a student discount. You can avail of a MyWay Card to pre-book your tickets and make the journey hassle-free.
2. Light Rail
The city of Canberra also has a Light Rail system, which operates from Gungahlin to the city with a frequency of every 5-15 minutes. The operation times lie somewhere around 6 am to 11 pm every day. To cherish the nightlife that the city has, the network operates late-night on Friday & Saturday evenings until as late as 12:30 am.
3. Trains
Building a more robust transport system in Canberra is having an impact on how Canberra residents get around. To improve our cities and reduce congestion, Canberra combines light rail, active transport and rail networks. The train runs from Queanbeyan Station to Canberra Station, linking Kingston.
4. Cycle
Students can cycle around to explore and navigate the city. One can hire a bike for $60-$80 for a day and go cycling. They can also utilise it to travel to the university.