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Teen, 17, critical after Harbour Bridge train-surfing fall from a train already fitted with barriers against it
Police say CCTV and witnesses point to "buffer riding" on the back carriage of a Tangara. Every Tangara now carries metal covers meant to stop that, and Sydney Trains admits it is "always chasing our tail".
OglądajNajwcześniejsze źródłoNSW Government
Co wiedzieliśmy na początku
- ~600Train-surfing incidents in 2025, per Tumber
- 115–150Incidents in 2026 so far, reports differ
- 55Tangara trains fitted with nose cones
- 12Serious NSW injuries in five years
- Emergency call: someone has fallen from a northbound Tangara onto the tracks between Wynyard and Milsons Point.
- NSW public school holidays begin, and Sydney Trains says it will lock both front and back carriages on Tangaras.
Wtedy jeszcze otwarte
- His condition since Thursday afternoon, and whether he will recover.
- How he got outside the carriage, and whether the rear carriage of this train was open or locked.
- Whether the true count for 2026 so far is nearer 115 or 150.
Na co mieliśmy zwracać uwagę
- Updates from the hospital or police, and what the CCTV review shows.
- Whether the two people with him face any action.
- The front-and-back carriage lockout from 18 December.
