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The design of the North-West T-way is a key aspect in the delivery of this important piece of public transport infrastructure. Detailed design of various aspects of the North-West T-way is currently underway with design, construction and some maintenance activities overlapping throughout the project’s delivery. |
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Detailed Design Phase |
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The detailed design phase develops the concept design from the Environmental Impact Assessment and Preferred Activity Report so that the T-way can be constructed. |
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Design Features |
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Parramatta–Rouse Hill |
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14 km of dedicated bus only roads |
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3 km of dedicated bus only lanes on existing roads |
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20 T-way stations |
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5 bridges |
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One pedestrian/cycleway bridge |
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2 park and ride stations |
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3 underpasses (one already constructed; one being constructed as part of another project) |
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4 km of noise barriers |
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285 ha landscaping
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Blacktown–Parklea |
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7 km of dedicated bus only roads |
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0.5 km of dedicated bus only lanes on existing roads |
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10 T-way stations |
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One dedicated pedestrian bridge |
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4 km of noise barriers |
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90 ha landscaping
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The North-West T-way is expected to be open for bus services by late 2007. |
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