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			The ] system has three lines,<ref name="Map" /> with one more to open in 2024<ref name="NSW Government 4 July 2024"/> and another in planning.<ref name="Parramatta stage 2"/> The system is owned by the ] and operated under contract by ].<ref name="Transdev Sydney">{{cite web \|title=Transdev Sydney Light Rail \|url=https://www.transdev.com.au/solutions/transdev-sydney-light-rail/ \|website=Transdev Australasia \|access-date=24 October 2024}}</ref>

			The first light rail line in Sydney is the ], operated under the name L1 Dulwich Hill Line. This line is mostly within the corridor of a ], with a small section running along streets in the ] (CBD). This line has {{convert\|12.7\|km}} of track and twenty-three stops.<ref name="Transdev Sydney"/> The first section, ten stops between ] and Wentworth Park via ] and ], opened on 11 August 1997.<ref name="Trolley Wire November 1997" /> A four-stop extension from Wentworth Park to Lilyfield opened on 13 August 2000,<ref name="Railway Technology" /> and a nine stop extension from Lilyfield to Dulwich Hill opened on 27 March 2014.<ref name="SMH 27 March 2014" /> The second and third light rail lines opened as part of the ], which has two branches that combine within the CBD and nineteen stops in total. The L2 Randwick Line branch has four unique stops and the L3 Kingsford Line branch has five unique stops.<ref name="Transdev Sydney"/> The L2 Randwick Line opened on 14 December 2019 with fourteen new stops,<ref name="ABC News 5 December 2019" /> and the five remaining stops opened on 3 April 2020, when the L3 Kingsford Line began.<ref name="ABC News 3 April 2020" />

			Under construction is ] stage one, which is expected to open in 2024 under the name L4. Stage one will have sixteen stops over {{convert\|12\|km}} of track.<ref name="NSW Government 4 July 2024">{{cite web \|title=Parramatta Light Rail enters final testing phase as network’s name is revealed \|url=https://www.nsw.gov.au/driving-boating-and-transport/projects/parramatta-light-rail/news/parramatta-light-rail-networks-name-revealed \|website=NSW Government \|access-date=24 October 2024 \|date=4 July 2024}}</ref> Stage two is expected to begin construction in 2025, with fourteen additional stops over {{convert\|10\|km}} of track.<ref name="Parramatta stage 2">{{cite web \|title=Parramatta Light Rail Stage 2 \|url=https://www.nsw.gov.au/driving-boating-and-transport/projects/parramatta-light-rail/stage-2 \|website=NSW Government \|access-date=24 October 2024}}</ref>

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The Sydney light rail system has three lines, with one more to open in 2024 and another in planning. The system is owned by the Government of New South Wales and operated under contract by Transdev Sydney.

The first light rail line in Sydney is the Inner West Light Rail, operated under the name L1 Dulwich Hill Line. This line is mostly within the corridor of a closed heavy rail goods line, with a small section running along streets in the Sydney central business district (CBD). This line has 12.7 kilometres (7.9 mi) of track and twenty-three stops. The first section, ten stops between Central station and Wentworth Park via Darling Harbour and Pyrmont, opened on 11 August 1997. A four-stop extension from Wentworth Park to Lilyfield opened on 13 August 2000, and a nine stop extension from Lilyfield to Dulwich Hill opened on 27 March 2014. The second and third light rail lines opened as part of the CBD and South East Light Rail, which has two branches that combine within the CBD and nineteen stops in total. The L2 Randwick Line branch has four unique stops and the L3 Kingsford Line branch has five unique stops. The L2 Randwick Line opened on 14 December 2019 with fourteen new stops, and the five remaining stops opened on 3 April 2020, when the L3 Kingsford Line began.

Under construction is Parramatta Light Rail stage one, which is expected to open in 2024 under the name L4. Stage one will have sixteen stops over 12 kilometres (7.5 mi) of track. Stage two is expected to begin construction in 2025, with fourteen additional stops over 10 kilometres (6.2 mi) of track.

List of current stops

List of current stops
Stop	Served by	Opened	Transfers
Arlington	L1	27 March 2014
Bridge Street	L2 L3	14 December 2019
Capitol Square	L1	11 August 1997	Light rail at Chinatown
Central Chalmers Street	L2 L3	14 December 2019	Sydney Trains Sydney Metro Light rail at Central Grand Concourse
Central Grand Concourse	L1	11 August 1997	Sydney Trains Sydney Metro Light rail at Central Chalmers Street
Chinatown	L2 L3	14 December 2019
Circular Quay	L2 L3	14 December 2019	Sydney Trains Sydney Ferries
Convention	L1	11 August 1997
Dulwich Grove	L1	27 March 2014
Dulwich Hill	L1	27 March 2014	Sydney Trains
ES Marks	L3	3 April 2020
Exhibition Centre	L1	11 August 1997
Fish Market	L1	11 August 1997
Glebe	L1	13 August 2000
Hawthorne	L1	27 March 2014
Haymarket	L2 L3	14 December 2019
John Street Square	L1	11 August 1997
Jubilee Park	L1	13 August 2000
Juniors Kingsford	L3	3 April 2020
Kensington	L3	3 April 2020
Kingsford	L3	3 April 2020
Leichhardt North	L1	27 March 2014
Lewisham West	L1	27 March 2014
Lilyfield	L1	13 August 2000
Marion	L1	27 March 2014
Moore Park	L2 L3	14 December 2019
Paddy's Markets	L1	11 August 1997
Pyrmont Bay	L1	11 August 1997
QVB	L2 L3	14 December 2019
Randwick	L2	14 December 2019
Royal Randwick	L2	14 December 2019
Rozelle Bay	L1	13 August 2000
Surry Hills	L2 L3	14 December 2019
Taverners Hill	L1	27 March 2014
The Star	L1	11 August 1997
Town Hall	L2 L3	14 December 2019
UNSW Anzac Parade	L3	3 April 2020
UNSW High Street	L2	14 December 2019
Wansey Road	L2	14 December 2019
Waratah Mills	L1	27 March 2014
Wentworth Park	L1	11 August 1997
Wynyard	L2 L3	14 December 2019

List of future stops

List of future stops
Stop	Project	Opening
Benaud Oval	L4	2024
Carlingford	L4	2024
Childrens Hospital	L4	2024
Church Street	L4	2024
Dundas	L4	2024
Fennell Street	L4	2024
Ngara	L4	2024
Parramatta Square	L4	2024
Prince Alfred Square	L4	2024
Robin Thomas	L4	2024
Rosehill Gardens	L4	2024
Telopea	L4	2024
Tramway Avenue	L4	2024
Westmead	L4	2024
Westmead Hospital	L4	2024
Yallamundi	L4	2024

References

^ "Sydney light rail network". Transport for NSW. 2020. Retrieved 22 October 2024.
^ "Parramatta Light Rail enters final testing phase as network's name is revealed". NSW Government. 4 July 2024. Retrieved 24 October 2024.
^ "Parramatta Light Rail Stage 2". NSW Government. Retrieved 24 October 2024.
^ "Transdev Sydney Light Rail". Transdev Australasia. Retrieved 24 October 2024.
^ "Trolley Wire" (PDF). Sydney Tramway Museum. November 1997. p. 3. Retrieved 22 October 2024.
^ "Sydney Inner West Light Rail Construction and Extension, Australia". Railway Technology. Retrieved 22 October 2024.
^ Saulwick, Jacob (27 March 2014). "Rain fails to dampen Barry O'Farrell's launch of tram extension to Dulwich Hill". The Sydney Morning Herald. Retrieved 22 October 2024.
^ "Sydney light rail open to public on December 14, NSW Government announces". ABC News. 5 December 2019. Retrieved 22 October 2024.
^ "Final stage of Sydney light rail opened remotely by minister as travel restrictions limit use". ABC News. 3 April 2020. Retrieved 22 October 2024.
"Parramatta Light Rail maps". NSW Government. Retrieved 22 October 2024.
^ "Parramatta light rail opening delayed until later in the year after testing reveals issues". ABC News. 22 August 2024. Retrieved 22 October 2024.

Public transport in Sydney

Transport for NSW
Ticketing
- Opal card

Metro

Lines	M1 Metro North West & Bankstown Sydney Metro Northwest Sydney Metro City & Southwest Sydney Metro West Sydney Metro Western Sydney Airport
Operator	Metro Trains Sydney
Infrastructure	List of Sydney Metro stations

Train

Lines	T1 North Shore & Western T2 Leppington & Inner West T3 Liverpool & Inner West T4 Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra T5 Cumberland T6 Lidcombe & Bankstown T7 Olympic Park T8 Airport & South T9 Northern
Operator	Sydney Trains
Infrastructure	Airport Link Company List of Sydney railway lines List of Sydney Trains railway stations Sydney rail rolling stock Transport Asset Holding Entity

Bus

Services	B1 Metrobus 144 190X 333 NightRide Sydney Metropolitan Bus Service Contracts Sydney Olympic Park bus routes
Operators	Busways CDC NSW Keolis Downer Northern Beaches Transdev John Holland Transit Systems U-Go Mobility
Infrastructure	Liverpool–Parramatta T-way North-West T-way

Ferry

Sydney Ferries

Services	F1 Manly F2 Taronga Zoo F3 Parramatta River F4 Pyrmont Bay F5 Neutral Bay F6 Mosman F7 Double Bay F8 Cockatoo Island F9 Watsons Bay F10 Blackwattle Bay
Operator	Transdev Sydney Ferries
Infrastructure	List of Sydney Ferries wharves

Other services

Light Rail

Lines	L1 Dulwich Hill L2 Randwick & L3 Kingsford L4 Westmead & Carlingford
Infrastructure	List of Sydney light rail stops

Other

Italics denotes services yet to commence

Trams and light rail in Sydney

Current network

Lines	L1 Dulwich Hill L2 Randwick L3 Kingsford L4 Westmead & Carlingford
Fleet	Active: Citadis 305 Urbos 3 Urbos 100 Withdrawn: Urbos 2 Variotram
Stops	List of Sydney light rail stops

Former network

Depots	Randwick Workshops Dowling Street Fort Macquarie Leichhardt Manly Newtown North Sydney Ridge Street Rozelle Rushcutters Bay Tempe Ultimo Waverley
Fleet	Classification System Steam Motors C class D class E class F class G class H class J class K class L class L/P class M class N class O class O/P class P class P/R1 class R class R1 class

Other

Sydney Tramway Museum

Category:Light rail in Sydney Category:Lists of railway stations in New South Wales Category:New South Wales-related lists Category:Lists of buildings and structures in Sydney

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			The ] system has three lines,<ref name="Map" /> with one more to open in 2024<ref name="NSW Government 4 July 2024"/> and another in planning.<ref name="Parramatta stage 2"/> The system is owned by the ] and operated under contract by ].<ref name="Transdev Sydney">{{cite web \|title=Transdev Sydney Light Rail \|url=https://www.transdev.com.au/solutions/transdev-sydney-light-rail/ \|website=Transdev Australasia \|access-date=24 October 2024}}</ref>

			The first light rail line in Sydney is the ], operated under the name L1 Dulwich Hill Line. This line is mostly within the corridor of a ], with a small section running along streets in the ] (CBD). This line has {{convert\|12.7\|km}} of track and twenty-three stops.<ref name="Transdev Sydney"/> The first section, ten stops between ] and Wentworth Park via ] and ], opened on 11 August 1997.<ref name="Trolley Wire November 1997" /> A four-stop extension from Wentworth Park to Lilyfield opened on 13 August 2000,<ref name="Railway Technology" /> and a nine stop extension from Lilyfield to Dulwich Hill opened on 27 March 2014.<ref name="SMH 27 March 2014" /> The second and third light rail lines opened as part of the ], which has two branches that combine within the CBD and nineteen stops in total. The L2 Randwick Line branch has four unique stops and the L3 Kingsford Line branch has five unique stops.<ref name="Transdev Sydney"/> The L2 Randwick Line opened on 14 December 2019 with fourteen new stops,<ref name="ABC News 5 December 2019" /> and the five remaining stops opened on 3 April 2020, when the L3 Kingsford Line began.<ref name="ABC News 3 April 2020" />

			Under construction is ] stage one, which is expected to open in 2024 under the name L4. Stage one will have sixteen stops over {{convert\|12\|km}} of track.<ref name="NSW Government 4 July 2024">{{cite web \|title=Parramatta Light Rail enters final testing phase as network’s name is revealed \|url=https://www.nsw.gov.au/driving-boating-and-transport/projects/parramatta-light-rail/news/parramatta-light-rail-networks-name-revealed \|website=NSW Government \|access-date=24 October 2024 \|date=4 July 2024}}</ref> Stage two is expected to begin construction in 2025, with fourteen additional stops over {{convert\|10\|km}} of track.<ref name="Parramatta stage 2">{{cite web \|title=Parramatta Light Rail Stage 2 \|url=https://www.nsw.gov.au/driving-boating-and-transport/projects/parramatta-light-rail/stage-2 \|website=NSW Government \|access-date=24 October 2024}}</ref>

	==List of current stops==		==List of current stops==
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