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ARTICLE · 19 SEPTEMBER 2022

Opal tap fines in NSW

NSW commuters use an opal card or credit-card to pay their fare via tapping on or purchase a single trip Opal ticket.

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This article is a guide, and not a substitute for legal advice. Here is more on fines in NSW.

Amid industrial action across the train network in NSW, entry and exit gates at Sydney's main train stations have been left open.

The dispute has arisen due to safety concerns with newly built trains, as well as privatisation of the network, job security and wages.

Station staff who are members of the Rail Tram and Bus Union have asserted that they will leave the gates open for three weeks.

It is estimated to result in a loss of $10 million if commuters continue to avoid tapping on and off.

However, commuters have nevertheless been urged to continue to tap on and off.

Here is more on how easy opal card data can be accessed in NSW.

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