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Sydney Harbour Bridge Resurfacing

10pm Friday 13 January - 5am Monday 16 January 2012
10pm Friday 20 January - 5 am Monday 23 January 2012
10pm Friday 27 January - 5am Monday 30 January 2012 (contingency weekend)

The Sydney Harbour Bridge will be closed to motorists on the weekends of 13-16 January and 20-23 January from 10pm Friday until 5am Monday, to carry out essential maintenance.  A third weekend is also set aside on 27-30 January, in the event of wet weather during the weekends of 13-16 January and 20-23 January. Please note:

  • Trains and buses will operate as usual
  • Taxis, hire cars, emergency vehicles and motorcycles will have access to the bus lanes on the bridge
  • Pedestrians and cyclists can use the bridge as usual
  • Motorists should plan alternative traffic routes
  • Customers should expect delays and allow extra travel time for their journey.

Additional public transport options

CityRail trains
Trains on the North Shore Line will operate around every 8 minutes from 6am until midnight.
A shuttle train will operate between Rhodes and Lindfield, picking up at Rhodes, Concord West, North Strathfield, Strathfield, Burwood, Redfern, Central then all stations to Lindfield

Metropolitan buses
Buses will run every 10 minutes on Saturday and Sunday between:
 • Avalon and Railway Square
 • Mosman and Sydenham
 • Ryde and Circular Quay

Buses will run every 20 minutes on Saturday and Sunday between:
 • Manly and Wynyard

Buses will run every 15 minutes on Sunday only between:
 • Epping and the Queen Victoria Building

Customers should also be aware that delays may be experienced on other Sydney bus services due to an increase of traffic being diverted away from the bridge.

For the latest traffic information and a list of road closures, visit www.livetraffic.com, call 132 701 or download the Live Traffic NSW for iPhone® from the App Store.

To plan your trip on public transport, use the Trip Planner, call 131500 or download the Transport Info app.

*Photo credit: Brendan Read

Department of Premier and Cabinet