Sydney Metro is Australia's largest public transport project, revolutionizing the way people travel in the country's biggest city. By 2030, Sydney Metro will have four metro lines, 46 stations, and 113km of new metro rail, connecting the city's northwest, west, southwest, and greater west regions with fast, reliable, and fully accessible metro services. The metro program includes the operational Metro North West Line and three construction projects: City & Southwest, West, and Western Sydney Airport.

Sydney Metro enhances public spaces with vibrant transport precincts, acting as a catalyst for renewal and better connections. It also creates and supports new communities, improves amenity, and delivers new integrated station developments. Sydney Metro is Australia's most technologically advanced railway and the only fully-accessible, driverless train service.

When extended into the central business district in 2024, it will run from Sydney's booming North West region under Sydney Harbour, with ultimate capacity for a metro train every two minutes in each direction under the city. With a target capacity of about 40,000 customers per hour, Sydney Metro will significantly increase the capacity of train services entering the Sydney CBD, providing a level of service never seen before in Sydney. It will create a seamless and efficient public transportation system, supporting the city's growth and development.

Sydney Metro is committed to creating vibrant communities, enhancing existing places, and acting as a catalyst for urban renewal. The project is currently undergoing a comprehensive and independent review to ensure value for money, delivery targets, and integrated transport networks. With the Metro North West Line already in operation and future expansions underway, Sydney Metro is transforming the way people travel, offering a more convenient and efficient public transportation system for the city's residents and visitors