Sydney’s train network experienced a major disruption on Wednesday afternoon when the communication system crashed, bringing the entire network to a standstill.
Commuters were stranded and frustrated as they tried to make their way home during rush hour.
At Town Hall train station, commuters were seen attempting to board trains while long lines for buses formed at the QVB.
People were also seen trying to board trains at Parramatta Station, while at Meadowbank Station, passengers were forced to wait in the heat.
Replacement buses were provided at Wynyard station in the CBD, but commuters still faced delays and overcrowding as they tried to make their way home.
Passengers on a train stuck at Martin Place were left sitting in their seats as the network ground to a halt.
Throughout the chaos, commuters tried to stay informed by asking police officers for information and crowding around bus timetables at North Sydney station.
The disruption caused significant inconvenience for many Sydney commuters and highlighted the importance of reliable communication systems for public transportation.
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