Are there any restrictions on luggage or carry-on items?

TransLink (Australia) has specific guidelines regarding luggage and carry-on items for its various modes of public transport. For buses, trains, and ferries, passengers are generally allowed to bring luggage as long as it is manageable and does not obstruct other passengers or the aisles. The main expectation is that luggage should be under the passenger's control at all times, which means it should fit on one's lap, under the seat, or in designated storage areas when available. For larger items, such as suitcases or large bags, it is advisable to ensure they do not exceed reasonable sizes to avoid inconvenience to other travellers. Additionally, items that could be considered dangerous or offensive are strictly prohibited, including certain oversized sports equipment, sharp objects, or hazardous materials. It is also important to note that some services may have specific restrictions based on peak travel times or space limitations. Passengers are encouraged to check the current web page for detailed information, as this will provide the most accurate guidelines regarding restrictions on luggage and carry-on items.