Sydney traffic live updates: M2 major delays after incident causes multiple lane closures
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Major delays continue Sydney train network after St James signal fault
Sydney’s rail network is still experiencing major delays after a signalling issue at St James Station brought parts of the system to a standstill.
The disruption has heavily impacted the T2, T3 and T8 lines, with some passengers reporting they were stuck on trains for more than an hour without announcements or updates.
The delays have been particularly difficult for travellers heading to Sydney Airport, with authorities advising commuters to seek alternative routes where possible.
Bus replacements have been rolled out in affected areas, while Transport for NSW says it is confident urgent track repairs will be completed soon.
Train delays after urgent track repairs at St James
Commuters are being warned to allow extra travel time following urgent track repairs at St James earlier today.
Trains are running frequently across the network, but some services have altered stopping patterns and passengers may encounter longer-than-usual gaps between trains.
Transport authorities are advising commuters to check their transport apps for the latest service updates or reach out directly for travel assistance.
M2 lanes reopened, traffic cleared
All lanes of the M2 motorway at Baulkham Hills have reopened after this morning’s two-car crash that caused heavy delays during the peak commute.
The incident near Windsor Road saw a vehicle flip onto its roof just before 7.30am, forcing lane closures and long queues in the westbound direction.
Emergency crews cleared the scene shortly after, and traffic conditions have since returned to normal.
Motorists are no longer experiencing delays in the area.
Heavy traffic after car flips on M2
Commuters faced heavy delays on the M2 motorway this morning after a car flipped onto its roof at Baulkham Hills.
The crash happened just before 7.30am on Friday near Windsor Road, with traffic in the westbound lanes quickly banking up.
NSW Ambulance confirmed the driver, a woman in her 20s, was taken to Westmead Hospital in a stable condition, Sunrise reported.
Two westbound lanes were initially closed while emergency crews cleared the wreck, but the motorway has since fully reopened.
Traffic remains affected, with Live Traffic NSW urging drivers to “exercise caution, expect delays.”
