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Bus crowned as winner in Sydney's Christmas decor competition - Vimarsana News

Bus crowned as winner in Sydney's Christmas decor competition

After weeks of public voting, seven Sydney buses have been shortlisted as finalists.

Sydney public transport: How bad are bus shortages in your area? - Vimarsana News

Sydney public transport: How bad are bus shortages in your area?

Sydney’s eastern suburbs have borne the brunt of the ongoing bus driver shortage, with the number of driver vacancies in the region almost doubling in just four months.

Source: smh.com.au
Nine News reporter Tiffiny Genders calls out Sydney 333 bus driver who 'humiliated' an elderly passenger in Bondi - Vimarsana News

Nine News reporter Tiffiny Genders calls out Sydney 333 bus driver who 'humiliated' an elderly passenger in Bondi

Nine News' Chief Court Reporter Tiffiny Genders claims a bus driver on Sydney's 333 route called an elderly passenger a 'f***ing b**ch' and 'humiliated' her due to a misunderstanding.

Thousands of Sydney buses cancelled under contracts with former NSW government to meet 'on-time' targets - Vimarsana News

Thousands of Sydney buses cancelled under contracts with former NSW government to meet 'on-time' targets

New Transport Minister Jo Haylen says 28,000 services were cancelled in August last year alone under contracts with the former government — some of which are 10 years long.

Source: abc.net.au
Sydney buses: services to be axed from Monday, RTBU says - Vimarsana News

Sydney buses: services to be axed from Monday, RTBU says

The state government has pointed to driver shortages causing the problem, prompting operators to temporarily adjust their timetables.

Source: smh.com.au