The Urban Transport Statement: Responding to the Challenges of Travel and Transport within and across Sydney was launched by the Premier, Morris Iemma, on 20 November, 2006.
The Statement outlines the Government's response to Sydney's transport challenge, and includes initiatives to increase the availability and reliability of public transport across the Sydney region.
The Urban Transport Statement facilitates the implementation of key transport priorities identified in the State Plan.
Urban Transport Statement
Complete Document (78 Pages 11.2mb)
Contents:
- Premier's foreword and initiatives (5 Pages 120kb)
- Chapter 1: Sydney's travel and transport challenges (10 pages 780kb)
- Chapter 2: Responding to the challenges (16 pages 2.4mb)
- Chapter 3: Corridor profiles: investment in Sydney (22 pages 6.3mb)
- Chapter 4: Central Sydney and CBD Transport (8 pages 411kb)
- Chapter 5: Metro lines: part of Sydney's transport future? (5 pages 259kb)
- Chapter 6: Co-ordinated planning and operations (6 pages 138kb)
- Chapter 7: Next steps (6 pages 220kb)
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Media Releases:
- Iemma Releases $660 Million Urban Transport Statement (3 pages (68kb)
- $100 Million to Fix Sydney's Traffic 'Pinch Points' (69kb)
- $100 Million to Fast-Track Bus Priority Program (56kb)
- New CBD Bus Strategy - Faster Trips for City Bus Commuters (61kb)
- 4,000 more Commuter Car Spaces in Sydney's West (59kb)
- New $316 Million Richmond Line Expansion to Increase Rail Capacity (59kb)
- North West Rail Link to the Hills Fast-Tracked by two years (61kb)
- $100 Million Victoria Road Upgrade (56kb)
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