Queensland Rail has revealed concept designs for upgrades to three railway stations and is seeking feedback from the community.
The upgrades to Bundaberg, Maryborough West and Rockhampton railway stations are part of an ongoing investment to upgrade stations across regional Queensland.
“Bundaberg railway station is a key regional travel hub that saw more than 77,400 customers move through the station last financial year.
“Our regional train stations are hubs for our communities, so it’s exciting to view these latest designs that look set to transform Bundaberg station into a world-class facility.
“We’re upgrading rail infrastructure right across our state, ensuring our network provides the best facilities for passengers,” Minister for Transport and Main Roads Bart Mellish said.
“Maryborough West railway station is a key regional travel hub that saw more than 42,600 customers move through the station last financial year.
“It connects thousands of people to towns across Queensland’s coastline with the Tilt Trains, Spirit of Queensland and Spirit of the Outback all operating through the station.
“The community engagement sessions are a great opportunity for locals and customers to offer their view on the new look and feel of the station,” Member for Maryborough and Assistant Minister for Train Manufacturing Bruce Saunders said.
Artist impression of the upgraded Bundaberg railway station (source: Queensland Rail)
The concept designs for the three stations were informed by initial community consultation and the upgrades will deliver:
Artist impression of the upgraded Rockhampton railway station (source: Queensland Rail)
The community is encouraged to have their say on the new look and feel of Bundaberg, Maryborough West and Rockhampton stations. For more information on the railway station upgrades and how to provide feedback, you can visit Queensland Rail’s website.
“We invite all of our customers to provide their feedback and we can’t wait to hear what you think about this exciting station upgrade.
“Our vision is to deliver world-class rail services for our customers and this station upgrade will enable us to do that,” Queensland Rail CEO Kat Stapleton said.
Source: Queensland Government – Media Statements (1, 2); Queensland Rail
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