Following our member meeting on 13 October 2026, the PSA has formally escalated a dispute with Transport for NSW regarding the use of telematics and the potential disciplinary actions against staff within the the Point to Point Commission Division.
Despite concerns raised by members, Transport for NSW has failed to adequately address the ongoing inaccuracies with the system.
Members have repeatedly reported instances where the system has recorded incorrect speed limits or failed to reflect changes in road conditions, yet little has been done to fix these issues on Transports part.
Of particular concern is that the onus is now on employees to prove the system is wrong, rather than Transport for NSW establishing that the information is accurate in the first place.
This has created a situation where members are effectively being treated as guilty until proven innocent.
What the PSA is seeking?
As part of this dispute, we have requested the following assurances from Transport for NSW in writing:
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Confirmation that there is no ‘three strikes and you’re out’ rule in place.
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No disciplinary action will arise from disputed telematics reports.
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No disputed incidents will be placed on an employee’s personnel file.
The PSA has also called for the current procedure to be reviewed and updated to address the system’s failure to keep pace with changes to road conditions and speed limits.
Our position is clear: members should not be held accountable for the failures of a system they have no control over.
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Contacts
Thomas Gao Acting Industrial Officer
Adalynn Cole Organiser
Your PSA Delegates
Safety, Policy, Environment and Regulation
Rachael Knight Paramatta Square (Aboriginal Contact)
Nathan Sweeney Grafton (Disability Contact)
Rachael Knight Paramatta Square (Aboriginal Contact)
Nathan Sweeney Grafton (Disability Contact)
Planning, Integration and Passenger
Hayley Dellaca Newcastle West
Leisa Sedger Grafton
Hayley Dellaca Newcastle West
Leisa Sedger Grafton
Rhys McGowan Sydney
Coordinator General
Michael Rohrlach St Helena Tunnel Control Centre
Michael Rohrlach St Helena Tunnel Control Centre
People, Communication and Workplaces
Joanne Kent Macquarie Park
Arshdeep Kohli Petersham Training Centre
Dane Richards Burwood
Gloria Nallas Sydney
Tim Jarrett Grafton
Joanne Kent Macquarie Park
Arshdeep Kohli Petersham Training Centre
Dane Richards Burwood
Gloria Nallas Sydney
Tim Jarrett Grafton
Infrastructure, Projects and Engineering
Jenny Beeby Paramatta
Jenny Beeby Paramatta
Matt Carroll Grafton
Point to Point (Combined Electorate)
Mick Lister Grafton
Mick Lister Grafton
Louisa Clements Eveleigh
Road Maintenance and Resilience
Kieran Murphy Sydney Metro
Varada Shinde Sydney
PSA Central Councillor
Lachlan Mercer Sydney
Lachlan Mercer Sydney