Transport for New South Wales announced that the construction works started for the new terminus connecting light rail with trains, buses and ferries at Circular Quay, under Sydney’s LRT project.
“Customers will be able to interchange between all public transport modes at the Circular Quay terminus – ferry, train, bus and light rail – improving access to this global precinct, making travelling easier and quicker. We’re getting on with the job of building this transformative project with about 5 km of light rail track already laid, and the first wire-free track recently installed on George St,” Minister for Transport Andrew Constance said.
Sydney Light Rail will provide high frequency ‘turn up and go’ transport services from Circular Quay to Randwick and Kingsford from 2019.
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