Metro-link Bus Lines facts for kids

Quick facts for kids
Bustech bodied Volvo B7RLE at Liverpool in July 2013
Parent	Oliveri family
Headquarters	Green Valley
Service type	Bus charter operator
Depot(s)	1
Fleet	15 (May 2014)
Web site	www.metrolink.com.au

Metro-link Bus Lines is an Australian bus charter company operating services in South West Sydney.

History

Metro-link Bus Lines was established in November 1954 when the Oliveri family, trading as Oliveri Transport Service purchased route 41 Liverpool Station to Green Valley.

In November 1988 it was merged with Ingleburn Bus Service, which the Oliveri family also owned, and in July 1989 both were renamed Metro-link Bus Lines. In September 1993 the business were again separated.

From 2005 Metro-link's services were part of Sydney Bus Region 3. In October 2013 Transit Systems Sydney commenced operating the new Region 3 from October 2013 that includes the services formerly operated by Metro-link. Transit Systems had also entered a lease agreement with Metro-link to operate its Green Valley depot, which opened in December 2010. Currently, Metro-link trades as a charter operator at another depot in Ingleburn.

From the 1970s until the early 1990s, a coach charter operation was operated under the Relaxaway Tours banner.

Fleet

As at May 2014 the fleet consisted of 15 buses. A long time Leyland purchaser, the fleet today consists of Leyland Tigers and Volvo buses.

In the mid-1980s three Volvo B10M coaches were purchased for the Relaxaway Tours division.

For many years the fleet livery was turquoise and red. From 1994 it was changed to the current white, two greens and red scheme. The Relaxaway Tours coaches were painted in a yellow and white livery.

Images for kids

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  Bustech bodied Volvo B12BLE at Liverpool station in July 2013