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It’s well-documented that Perth has a high dependency on cars. As new stations are planned one of the first questions asked is ‘how many parking bays are there’.
Transperth have awarded Volvo Bus Australia the tender to deliver 900 new buses over the next 10 years.
The highly anticipated first stage of Design WA was released today, which aims to ensure good design is at the heart of all development, from concept stage to project development.
Last Thursday, the METRONET team held a drop-in session for interested stakeholders, community members and businesses to find out more about the “Gnarla Biddi (Our Pathways)” Strategy.
Transperth’s new campaign is encouraging people to take a break from driving and test out the award-winning network when a car doesn’t always stack up.
Gnarla Biddi is Noongar for ‘Our Pathways’.
2018 has proved to be a big year for the METRONET team with many significant project milestones.
Property condition surveys of properties near work sites are one of the first steps undertaken before construction begins. They help to determine the condition of a property before any work starts.
Though Railfest tends to look back at the past, this year’s event also took a peek at the future with the METRONET stand a hit with attendees.
With Perth’s love affair of cars, it is natural to think that our city has been built around them. Our history tells a different story and shows that METRONET is building on a proud past of communities based around rail transport.
Delivering METRONET for the community, in the places they live and work, makes it extremely important to capture Perth people’s understanding and feeling towards the project.
Nominations are now closed for our METRONET Access and Inclusion Reference Group.
More than 310 people from the construction industry headed to Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre to hear from the Public Transport Authority on upcoming METRONET rail projects.
The 2018-19 METRONET budget is the largest ever investment in WA rail infrastructure and with $3.6 billion allocated towards new METRONET projects.
The State Budget includes $184 million in provisions for the METRONETSocial and Affordable Housing and Jobs Package – a major investment in housing, linked directly with METRONET.
Delivering METRONET for the community, in the places they live and work, makes it extremely important to capture Perth people’s understanding and feeling towards the project..