Action for Public Transport (N.S.W.) is a transport consumer group. Our funds derive almost entirely from membership fees. Our members are users and beneficiaries of public transport.
Click here for public transport news and commentary which you probably won't find in the general media.
APT is keen to develop new talent to add to our volunteer workforce. We invite you to demonstrate your interest and skills by contributing to our discussion page.
We meet on Friday evenings from 5:30 p.m. to about 6 p.m. We gather at the lower concourse, University of Technology Sydney, Broadway (between Harris & Jones streets). Reports of many past meetings are available.
We hope that the following will interest you:
We have published many printed newsletters, frequent media releases, discussion papers, etc.
Read our 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2007 annual reports.
See APT's views on light rail and a discussion of the pros and cons of light rail.
Action for Public Transport (N.S.W.) was formed in 1974 as the Save Public Transport Committee in response to a threat by the then New South Wales government to downgrade Sydney's public transport system.
We are not tied to any business organisation, trade union, political party or government department. However, we regularly liaise with governments, transport operators and other commuter and environmental groups, both in Australia and overseas.
We are affiliated with the world-wide group Transport 2000.
Action for Public Transport email: jimd@aptnsw.org.au
