New South Wales Public Transport Commission
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The New South Wales Public Transport Commission was created in 1972 by the merger of the New South Wales Government Railways and the New South Wales Department of Government Transport, which operated buses and ferries. It was broken up in 1980 into the State Rail Authority and Urban Transit Authority.
The Public Transport Commission instituted the blue and white livery on government buses, which survives in a modified form to this day, and a short-lived blue and white livery on Sydney suburban trains.
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