Rydalmere taxi maxi cab Sydney

Rydalmere Taxi Maxi, In the Australian state of New South Wales, Rydalmere is a neighbourhood of Sydney. Rydalmere is situated in the City of Parramatta local government zone, about 21 kilometres northwest of Sydney’s financial sector.

The Sydney Trains Carlingford line passes through the Rydalmere train station. Camellia and Dundas are the stations that come next in the south. The conversion of the Carlingford railway line’s Camellia to Carlingford segment to light rail as part of the Parramatta Light Rail project was announced in 2015. Even though the light rail was initially planned to run wholly south of the Parramatta River, a modified second branch was unveiled in 2017. The line will start at Sydney Olympic Park, pass through Rydalmere, and then link to the Carlingford branch at either Camellia or Rydalmere. The two suburbs would be connected by a new bridge over the river if the Camellia option were chosen.
The Sydney Ferries network provides service to the Rydalmere ferry dock on the Parramatta River. The next wharf to the west is Parramatta, while the next two to the east are Olympic Park and Meadowbank. The boat typically transports city workers throughout the week and weekend tourists. The Parramatta River is shallow, therefore to navigate it, especially at low tide, RiverCat boats in the catamaran form are utilised.
Five bus routes in Sydney serve the area; the 520/M52 links Parramatta Station with City and Circular Quay. The Spurway and Bartlett Streets in Ermington are used by the 523 on its route to West Ryde. The 524 provides service to Rydalmere’s industrial area by stopping along South Street and at the southern ends of Ermington and Melrose Park. Between Parramatta Station and Burwood, the 525 runs. All routes eventually go along Victoria Road and come to a stop at Rydalmere Station.
Rydalmere is a stop on Rydalmere’s main thoroughfare, Victoria Road (A40), which runs between Parramatta and Anzac Bridge. The A6 arterial road, which links Princes Highway in Heathcote to Cumberland Highway in Carlingford, includes Silverwater Road. It travels across the Silverwater Bridge, which spans the Parramatta River, and merges with Victoria Road at a flyover intersection on Rydalmere’s eastern edge.
54% of those who commuted from Rydalmere to work in 2001 drove their own vehicle, while 6% took the train, 5% walked, 4% rode as a passenger in a car, and 4% used a bus. Less than 1% of Rydalmere residents used a truck, motorcycle, boat, or bicycle to travel to work.
Rydalmere is now made up of residential and commercial projects. The majority of the businesses on Rydalmere’s western side are in the light manufacturing and service sectors. The eastern side is mostly made up of houses.