The Liverpool–Parramatta Transitway (LPT) was the first dedicated link in Sydney’s T-way network, officially opened in February 2003. It is operated as Route T80 by Western Sydney Buses, a subsidiary of State Transit.
The 31-kilometre T-way connects the key regional centres of Liverpool and Parramatta, running through a mix of residential neighbourhoods, educational institutions, industrial zones in Wetherill Park and Smithfield, and commercial districts in Prairiewood and Bonnyrigg.
Service and Station Features
- Daily Operation: Services run seven days a week, with high frequency from early morning until late evening.
- Modern Infrastructure: The route includes 35 well-equipped stations featuring:
- Comfortable seating
- Lighting for safety and visibility
- Digital display screens and audio announcements for real-time arrival and departure updates
- Timetables and local area maps to assist with navigation and trip planning
Expanding the Network
The North-West Transitway, launched in 2007, further extended the T-way system. These services are operated by Hillsbus and Busways, supporting the broader goal of delivering fast, efficient, and reliable public transport across Western Sydney.
For fare information and ticketing options, please visit our Tickets section.