Oz Timetable Assoc.

The ATA (Australian Timetable Association) is an organisation for anyone interested in the study of transport timetables, schedules, maps and associated items.

[Oz Timetable Assoc. @timetableassoc]

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

[Oz Timetable Assoc. @timetableassoc]

@TobiasHudson5 @TrainLinkNorth There were notifications in the @NextThere app that services were being shown incorrectly as cancelled. obviously with services being run not to the timetable and with limited trains they have to run ad-hoc services

[MelbourneOnTransit @MelbOnTransit]

Brisbane's generally infrequent train network will get more trips in a new timetable starting soon. Amongst the changes will be new Sunday service on the Doomben line. https://t.co/o50GD5c5e5

[Oz Timetable Assoc. @timetableassoc]

7/7 On this weekend, buses are scheduled to replace trains between Penrith/Richmond & Granville and also between Cronulla & Sutherland and Central Coast & Newcastle Line trains are ending at Strathfield.

Kind regards,
Chris Pandilovski
ATA Interim Sydney Convenor

[Oz Timetable Assoc. @timetableassoc]

1/7 Sydney ATA Meetings are Back.

A second ATA meeting for NSW has now been confirmed.

Meeting details are as follows:

Date: Saturday 8 March 2025, start 1400 hours
Location: Sydney Bus Museum
Address: 25 Derbyshire Road LEICHHARDT NSW. ....../2

[Oz Timetable Assoc. @timetableassoc]

6/7 Leichhardt North tram stop is the closest to the Museum, with trams running every 10 minutes during the day from Dulwich Hill and from Central Grand Concourse......./7

[Oz Timetable Assoc. @timetableassoc]

Remember These! They will be available on an upcoming distribution list. https://t.co/Jsy9MggXTU

[Oz Timetable Assoc. @timetableassoc]

@railmaps From the ATA Archives is this Timetable for the waterfront streetcar line dated 23rd September 1996 to 7th Feb 1997.
https://t.co/50jj9rPJ4i

[Oz Timetable Assoc. @timetableassoc]

An interesting look of Sydney station entry numbers.

[Mathew Sharp @mathewasharp]

Have I got a treat for my Launceston followers tonight... An original Launceston Tramways timetable from 1947. Interestingly, it is a clock-face timetable in most parts! https://t.co/c19Zk46nnB

[Lord Peter Hendy @LordPeterHendy]

Today we’ve taken the first step to bring our railways back under public ownership and deliver more reliable services for passengers.
Great British Railways will manage the network and public services under one body, creating a unified, simplified rail system.

[Amy Jelacic @Amy_Jelacic]

The ACT Government recently published a benefits realisation report looking at the first five years of operation of Canberra's light rail line. Lots of good news! Some things I found particularly interesting:

[Oz Timetable Assoc. @timetableassoc]

@LukeEJames2 From our facebook page https://t.co/cJbPhRefVM

https://t.co/xHj8iq6LV3

#Eurostar

From the Great Britain Passenger Railway Timetable 27 September 1998 - 29 May 1999.

There was a plan to introduce direct Eurostar services from Scotland to France.

https://t.co/7TlFJuevpU

[Oz Timetable Assoc. @timetableassoc]

An amazing map of Victorian public transport services.

[Alan Thomas @atlight_alan]

A map of every regional public transport service in Victoria - including #VLine coaches and non-urban regional buses.

It might look like we have a comprehensive "network", but most of these routes run daily or even weekly.

Full resolution and FAQs at https://t.co/A84qIortYw

[Oz Timetable Assoc. @timetableassoc]

A wonderful find of a 1956 Melbourne Olympics map with tram and train lines.

[Declan Martin @declanmartin75]

One for my map fiends - a map of Melbourne in 1956 showing the location of different Olympic events around the metropolitan area! Never seen this map anywhere else and was unaware of its existence. Spotted in Rippon Lea Estate in Elsternwick

[Tim Dunn @MrTimDunn]

Today, 8th December 2007 was the last day that GNER ran East Coast Mainline services. Unapologetically retro, it evoked GER, GNR and GNER; Vignelli Associates created a badge stuffed with motifs: lions of Scotland & England holding green flags, a crown not of flowers but railway track. It was the most Po-Mo of all the post-privatisation liveries and it was glorious. Part of Sea Containers, its downfall is described here: but its brand will not be forgotten (I lifted - gifted by staff I hasten to add, “they’ll go in the skip next week” he said - a large number of lovely GNER cut wine glasses too) ably described by @BeautyOfTranspt :
https://t.co/ADkXrt5ZQf