Ground Transport in Australia

Australia has one of the world's best transport systems. There is endless Transfers & Ground Transport in Australia. From railways to airways, sea cruises, buses, taxis and trams, it's easy to travel in and around the continent. Australia has wonderful road and railway networks. Almost every corner of all the cities of Australia is connected with roads and railways. The wonderful road networks make it very easy to travel to every corner of the continent.

Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, and Cairns are the most heavily traveled roads in Australia. The west lesser number of buses run between the cities. Buses and coaches are very popular in Australia. The bus tickets come at various prices depending upon the distance you want to travel.

Monorail: The Metro Monorail was opened in July 1988. It is one of only a few above-ground rail systems in the world that operates through the heart of a major city. The elevated circle line was a gift to Sydney in celebration of Australia's Bicentennial and is now one of the most popular ways of getting about, moving over 4 million passengers per year between Darling Harbour and the city centre. The Monorail is privately operated and funded by the Australian company, Metro Transport Sydney and is under a seven year management contract to Connex.

Metro Light Rail: This is Sydney's newest transport system, which started in August 1997 and was extended in 2000 to Sydney's inner west. Starting from Central Station, it is a modern tram line that runs along the harbour to the western parts of the centre. The Light Rail line is also operated by Connex. The system is 7.2km of standard gauge (1,435mm) dual track, 5.7km of which is a dedicated Right of Way (ROW) with the remainder being on a street running area. The system operates 24 hours a day, 365 d ays a year with services every 8-10 minutes during most of the day.

CityRail: CityRail is a suburban train service that runs underground throughout the centre of Sydney. Double-deck trains are most frequently used on all routes spreading out from the city centre as far as 60km to Richmond or 56km to MacArthur. Lines are bundled in the central area and offer a metro-like service with trains every few minutes. A new branch of the green line (East Hills Line) to the airport opened in time for the 2000 Olympic Games.

There are pick up and drop facilities to and from all the airports of Australia. You can take the air bus or the city buses. Cars and taxis are also available on rents. If you already have a hotel booking then you might avail hotel car for the pick up and drop facility. Tram is very popular in Australia. They run in almost every corners of the continent. Cycles can also be taken on rent. It is one of the best ways to travel in the city. If you are in a small group then you can rent private cars for sightseeing. The travel agencies also provides buses if the group is fairly large.

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