Rockdale Railway Station - Bus Services at Rockdale Interchange

Bus Services At Rockdale Interchange

Sydney Buses runs the following routes from Rockdale station:

Stand A:

  • 422 - to Circular Quay via Tempe. Stops on Princes Highway southbound to Kogarah

Stand B:

  • 476 - to Dolls Point via Sans Souci.
  • 477 - to Miranda (Kiora Road) via Taren Point.
  • 479 - to Rockdale Plaza

Stand C:

  • 478 - to Ramsgate - (Ramsgate Road). Selected weekday off peak services to Miranda (Kiora Road) via Taren Point
  • 479 - to Rockdale Plaza via Brighton - Kyeemagh

Stand D:

  • 493 - to Roselands - (First Avenue) via Bexley North

Stand E:

  • 492 - to Drummoyne (Lyons and Victoria Roads)

Stand F:

  • 400 - limited stops services - to Burwood (Burwood Road at Westfield Burwood)

Stand G

  • 452 - to Beverly Hills station via Bexley and Hurstville (Westfield)
  • 453 - to Hurstville station via Carlton

Stand H:

  • 400 - limited stops services - to Bondi Junction Interchange
  • 410 - Weekday peak hour limited stops services - to Bondi Junction Interchange
  • 473 - to Campsie via Arncliffe

NightRide runs the following routes via Rockdale railway station:

  • Route N10 - between Sutherland Station and City (Town Hall)
  • Route N11 - between Cronulla station and City (Town Hall)
  • Route N20 - between Riverwood Station and Rockdale Station

NightRide services depart stand F southbound and stand H northbound

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