Strathfield Connector

The Strathfield Connector bus service will now only operate along one route which covers: Strathfield Station, Homebush Station, Flemington Station, Homebush West including Courallie Avenue and Marlborough Road. Operating from Monday to Friday from 7am to 6pm. (Please Note: The service will be paused daily between 12pm – 1pm)

On Monday 4 March 2024, Council recognised the needs of our local community and will operate an amended service for 2 years whilst Council lobbies the State Government to fill in transport gaps within the Strathfield Local Government Area. This amended service is easier for Council to maintain and balance the needs of the local community as a whole. It will also provide an opportunity for Transport for NSW to properly service the Strathfield LGA.

Bus stops along the new route include:

- Albert Road (Strathfield Station)
- Homebush Road (North of Beresford Rd only)
- The Crescent (Homebush Station)
- Rochester Street (Library)
- Broughton Road
- The Crescent (Flemington Station)
- Courallie Avenue
- Marlborough Road

Connector Service wishes to thank patrons for their usage and support. Alternative travel arrangements may be found using Transport for NSW Trip Planner.

Plan ahead and track the buses along their routes to see when they will arrive at your bus stop.

Track Strathfield Connector Routes

To download the current Bus Route Map, please click below.

Strathfield LGA Community bus routes(PDF, 3MB)

 Updated Bus Route Below

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Where can I catch the Strathfield Connector?

Bus stops along the Strathfield Connector route include:

- Albert Road (Strathfield Station)
- Homebush Road (North of Beresford Rd only)
- The Crescent (Homebush Station)
- Rochester Street (Library)
- Broughton Road
- The Crescent (Flemington Station)
- Courallie Avenue
- Marlborough Road

This service includes a hail and ride option provided it is in a safe and legal manner.

Can I bring my motorised scooter on the Strathfield Connector?

No. Due to space constraints you cannot bring your motorised scooter on the bus.

Is the Strathfield Connector wheelchair accessible?

Is there room to store my shopping on the Strathfield Connector?

You can only bring shopping that you can carry onto the bus yourself. For larger grocery shopping, you can arrange for home delivery through the supermarket.

What is the capacity of the bus?

20 seated.

 

Can I take a pram on the Strathfield Connector?

Buses have space to store a folded up pram, stowed securely with the child seated with their carer.

Strathfield Connector Sponsorships

Are you interested in investing in your community? Strathfield Connector sponsorship packages are now available. Get your brand in front of thousands of local eyes daily with full decals on buses circulating the Strathfield area. Contact Council for more information at communications@strathfield.nsw.gov.au