Buses continue to replace trains in the Southern Highlands until further notice

Trains between the two stops have been halted for over a week after flooding and a landslip in Picton.

Commuters are advised to allow extra travel time and reconsider travel options where possible.

An announcement from Transport NSW on March 16 said limited buses would run in both directions, and would not run on a normal timetable.

It said that train track inspections would continue this week.

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An announcement from Transport NSW on March 14 has told travellers to expect train and bus delays and cancellations across the state, as crews assess the extent of flood damage.

If people are going to stations, they should listen for announcements or look at transport apps beforehand for updates.

People are also advised not to enter stations if platforms and carparks are flooded.

Those who need to travel via public transport can use the Trip Planner, Live Traffic NSW and the the Trip View Lite app for information.

The latest weather information can be found at http://www.bom.gov.au/nsw/warnings/.

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