Stopping Patterns
- Pattern 1: All stations to Ashfield (& vice-versa) (off-peak & peak).
- Pattern 2: All stations to Regents Park (& vice-versa) (off-peak & peak) then continues to run onto the Bankstown line to Bankstown and the City Circle via Sydenham.
- Pattern 3: All stations to Liverpool, via Regents Park (& vice-versa) (peak hours only).
The current off-peak service pattern is as follows: (includes continuations onto Bankstown Line)
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- 2tph Ashfield and then all stations to Lidcombe via the City Circle.
- 2tph Regents Park and then all stations to Liverpool via the City Circle.
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