Sydney bus lane proposal draws ire of lord mayor, transport advocates
Key points
- A $22 million plan to convert a southbound lane on Botany Road in Waterloo into a bus lane during morning peak hours has sparked criticism. Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore and transport advocates argue the project prioritises cars over pedestrians and offers minimal public transport benefits.
- Data shows northbound buses experience greater delays than southbound services. Transport for NSW defends the proposal, stating it will improve bus reliability and support growing suburbs.
- Critics urge a rethink, citing conflicting transport policies and rapid population growth in the area.
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