About Transport for NSW
Transport for NSW is the state agency responsible for planning, managing, and delivering safe, accessible, and reliable transport services across New South Wales. It works with councils and community organisations to improve mobility, safety, and access for local residents.
Community Role
Transport for NSW oversees the state’s integrated transport network, including roads, public transport, active transport, and community transport services. Its work includes long‑term planning, infrastructure delivery, road safety programs, accessibility improvements, and partnerships that help communities stay connected. The agency plays a key role in ensuring residents can travel safely and access essential services, education, employment, and community activities.
Connection to Big Yellow Umbrella
Big Yellow Umbrella supports families, young people, and community groups across Camden, Campbelltown, and Wollondilly—areas where transport access can significantly affect social participation and wellbeing. Transport for NSW funds and coordinates community transport initiatives across the region, helping residents who face mobility, financial, or geographic barriers. This aligns closely with BYU’s focus on reducing isolation, supporting vulnerable community members, and improving access to programs and services.
Shared Impact
The relationship between Transport for NSW and Big Yellow Umbrella strengthens local mobility and inclusion. Transport for NSW provides the strategic framework, funding, and transport programs that enable residents to stay connected, while BYU delivers community‑based support that helps people engage with services, activities, and social networks. Together, they contribute to a more accessible, supported, and connected community across the Macarthur region.
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About Transport for NSW
Transport for NSW is the state agency responsible for planning, managing, and delivering safe, accessible, and reliable transport services across New South Wales. It works with councils and community organisations to improve mobility, safety, and access for local residents.