Transport for New South Wales (NSW) will build a new Sydney Trains Rail Operations Centre at Green Square that will use new technology to help reduce dreaded train delays. The new centre has been announced by NSW Minister for Transport and Infrastructure Andrew Constance, who revealed that it will be aimed at reducing train delays and will provide faster information to customers.
The goal of the Centre is to ensure all facets of the train network are controlled from a single location, with new technology to manage train movements and customer safety.
The new centre will ultimately improve train reliability for customers and when there are delays, information will be communicated much more quickly.
The New South Wales government has invested $276 million in building the new Sydney Trains Rail Operations Centre at Green Square.
“This is a massive commitment to a transformational project that will help ensure Sydney Trains can continue to improve the service it provides to customers,” Andrew Constance said.
Source: www.govnews.com.au
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