Bardwell Park Station upgrade

What’s this about?

Transport for NSW wants to hear your thoughts on the draft concept design for upgrading Bardwell Park Station.

This upgrade is part of the Safe Accessible Transport program, which aims to make public transport safe, inclusive, and user-friendly for everyone. This includes people with disability, older persons, people with prams or luggage, and anyone experiencing mobility problems.

Here's what the proposed upgrade at Bardwell Park includes:

• New lift, stairs, and concourse linking Hartill-Law Avenue to the station platform.
• A new pedestrian crossing on Hartill-Law Avenue to improve passenger safety.
• An accessible parking space, an accessible kiss and ride space, more bike parking and upgraded bus stops on Hartill-Law Avenue.
• Continuous canopy coverage from the station entry to both Boarding Assistance Zones.
• Addition of a family accessible toilet, an ambulant toilet, hearing loops, platform regrading and tactile indicators.
• Improved safety and security with better lighting, CCTV and wayfinding signage.
• Placemaking enhancements that considers the war memorial and Connecting with Country.

We're eager to hear your initial feedback on the draft concept design. Your input, along with that of other community members, passengers, and key stakeholders, will be addressed in the Review of Environmental Factors. This review will be open for further comment in the coming months.

Have your say

Have your say by 5pm 27 May 2024.

There are 5 ways you can provide your feedback.