Where is the best place in Australia for public transport?


Where is the best place in Australia for public transport? Sydney is the only city in Australia with a rapid transit system. The Sydney Metro network currently consists of one 36 km driverless line, connecting Tallawong and Chatswood.


Is it cheaper to stay in Sydney or Melbourne?

I've lived in both Sydney and Melbourne, and I have to say Melbourne is much better to live in. The quality of life is so much better. Food and rent is a lot cheaper than Sydney, depending on where you shop and live, plus there's so many awesome little bars around.


Can you get around Australia without a car?

For those who can not or do not want to buy their own vehicle: do not panic! Australia has a large network of public transport, which is also relatively cheap. Travelling by bus or train can be fun, but it will take you a bit more time.


Is it cheaper to drive or use public transport Australia?

If you ONLY use the public transport and do not have a car it is a lot cheaper. If you do have a car the FIXED costs are high ( depreciation, insurance, registration) and the incremental costs are low. When you take public transport you are also paying for the fixed cost of that as well.


What is the best way to get around in Australia?

Getting around by plane Flying is the best way to cover Australia's large distances in a short time. Australia's domestic airlines – including Qantas, Virgin Australia, Jetstar and Rex – serve all state capital cities and many regional cities, making it an easy way to travel between Australia's iconic destinations.


Are buses expensive in Australia?

STUDY: Australia has the second most expensive public transport in the world. For travellers seeking to save money or cut their carbon footprint, public transport is usually a given. While it's much cheaper than hiring a car or catching a cab, the cost of jumping on the local bus or metro can quickly stack up.


Is there good public transportation in Australia?

The trains, buses, trams and ferries are modern and comfortable (mostly air-conditioned). The stations and terminals are looked after and monitored with 24-hour CCTV. Uniformed and plain-clothed security guards patrol stations and terminals and at times, also ride on the vehicles to ensure the safety of all.