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Win for western Sydney commuters

03 Feb, 2010 12:57 PM
THE announcement on Monday of the new fare structure MyZone, which will reward frequent commuters and those who travel longer distances, was seen as a win for greater western Sydney commuters.

The new structure will apply across the rail, bus and

ferries networks, with more than 90 per cent of fares

remaining the same or dropping in cost with an increase in cost for about six per cent of journeys.

So, where a weekly ticket from Penrith to Circular Quay

currently costs $54, the new MyTrain ticket will cost will

cost $47 a saving of $364 a year.

But there are greater savings to be had over at Camden, a weekly bus and train ticket to Town Hall will

cost $26.40 less.

The Western Sydney Regional Organisation of Councils (WSROC) welcomed the new system.

``For the people of western Sydney, who depend so

much on private buses, the single ticket integration with public buses is a welcome and long overdue improvement,'' said president Alison McLaren in a state

ment.

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