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The Liverpool–Parramatta T-way was the first to be constructed in western
Sydney. The 31km T-way, served by 35 T-way stations, connects the major regional sections
of Liverpool and Parramatta via areas that were not previously well serviced by public
transport. Services commenced in February 2003. |
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Increasing numbers of people are enjoying the convenience of T-way travel,
with over 5 million having used it since services began. Currently, more than 39,000
people travel on the T-way each week, with patronage increasing steadily. |
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