Wet weather and a slew of sickies are being blamed for lengthy train delays across Sydney. Commuters on Monday awoke to the cancellation of several services across the Sydney rail network, with transport authorities blaming "an operational issue". "Service changes this morning may affect you, due to wet weather and a larger than expected number of staff off sick," Sydney Trains tweeted on Monday morning. Read more: Wollongong Max Brenner staff seeking new jobs The delays are affecting services on the T1 North Shore, T2 Inner West and Leppington, T3 Bankstown, T5 Cumberland and T8 Airport South lines, with buses called in to assist passengers. "Trains continue to run on those lines but you may encounter some delays so give yourself some additional travel time," Transport Management Centre spokesman Dave Wright told ABC Radio.
Passengers have been warned to expect delays on five Sydney train lines on Monday morning. Picture:DOMINIC LORRIMER
Wet weather and a slew of sickies are being blamed for lengthy train delays across Sydney.
Commuters on Monday awoke to the cancellation of several services across the Sydney rail network, with transport authorities blaming "an operational issue".
"Service changes this morning may affect you, due to wet weather and a larger than expected number of staff off sick," Sydney Trains tweeted on Monday morning.
The delays are affecting services on the T1 North Shore, T2 Inner West and Leppington, T3 Bankstown, T5 Cumberland and T8 Airport South lines, with buses called in to assist passengers.
"Trains continue to run on those lines but you may encounter some delays so give yourself some additional travel time," Transport Management Centre spokesman Dave Wright told ABC Radio.
