Why $110 billion is not enough to fix Sydney's transport woes

Academics have a dire warning for Sydneysiders hoping the Government's cash splash will fix congestion on the city's roads and rail.

BOILER-PIPE: The NSW Government has $110 billion worth of plans for Sydney's transport — but that's a fraction of what's needed to fix Sydney's congestion problems, one of the city's leading transport expert says.

Professor Hensher, the founding director of Sydney University's Institute of Transport and Logistics, said the Berejiklian Government"has been doing an extremely good job" and had to play catch-up after a"lacklustre" approach from the state's previous Labor administration. Some things, however, have not gone to plan.

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