What is the busiest train line in Sydney?

According to the data the busiest train line in the morning is the T1 Western line with an average load of 145 per cent between 8am and 9am. It's followed by the T1 Northern line train via Strathfield (137 per cent) and the T4 Illawarra (132 per cent).



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