Early investigation work has started at Glenbrook and Hazelbrook train stations as part of planning work for accessibility upgrades, Penrith MP Stuart Ayres announced on Friday (September 14).
“I’m delighted to see early geotechnical work is underway at these stations,” said Mr Ayres.
“This work is the first step to help determine a possible design for each station, which the community will get their chance to provide feedback on later this year.
“The new facilities would significantly improve the experience for our customers with mobility issues, people with prams and luggage and the elderly.”
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The Transport Access Program is a NSW Government initiative to deliver safe, modern and accessible public transport infrastructure across the state.
More than $1 billion has been invested in the Transport Access Program since 2011, with more than 450 projects either completed or underway across the state.
In the past year, accessibility upgrades have been completed nearby at Leura, Wentworth Falls and Penrith stations.
