Latest news: Transport Canberra

In May 1989, the fledgeling ACT Government launched a Bus Safety Rap video, featuring Lyneham High School students, Neighbours actors, and pseudo-American accents. It was a different world: an age of big hair,...

From April, buses will run more frequently on Saturday afternoons, after a new enterprise bargaining agreement has been reached.

The last ever passenger to ride the very last bus (Route 65) to Woden Interchange before it was demolished was local bus-spotter Kyle Hanley.

The ACT Government has signed a contract with technology company NEC Australia to design MyWay+, a public transport smart ticketing system.

Commuters may notice a new ‘car’ smell on their way to work in coming weeks, as the ACT’s first battery-electric bus hits the road. The first of a dozen Chinese-made Yutong E12s that are on a five-year lease to Transport Canberra commenced service on Wednesday 25 January.

Bus routes will be reduced next month due to disruption caused by raising London Circuit and building the new Woden bus interchange.

Have you ever considered becoming a bus driver, and helping Canberrans get where they need to go? Transport Canberra wants to hear from you.

From Monday 25 October, dedicated school transport routes will resume as more Canberra students head back to school. Deputy Director-General of Transport Canberra and City Services, Ben McHugh, said 230 dedicated school services...

A temporary weekday bus schedule will be active from Wednesday 25 August until further notice, in response to the ACT’s evolving COVID-19 public health situation. Following the snap lockdown on Thursday 12 August,...

UNSW Canberra PhD students lent their brains to Transport Canberra and City Services, helping data management over a six-month internship.