Wahroonga Station Upgrade

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Project overview

The NSW Government is improving accessibility at Wahroonga Station.

The upgrade is being delivered as part of the Transport Access Program, a NSW Government initiative to provide a better experience for public transport customers by delivering accessible, modern, secure and integrated transport infrastructure across the state.

As part of the program, the Wahroonga Station Upgrade will provide a station that is accessible to those with a disability, limited mobility, carers/parents with prams and customers with luggage.

The project is expected to be completed in 2022*.

Key benefits

  • a new lift to provide access from the Redleaf Avenue Bridge to the station platform
  • platform extension to connect to the new lift

  • a new accessible ramp and walkway between the station and Wahroonga Shopping Village
  • refurbishment of the Redleaf Avenue Bridge and new pedestrian footbridge
  • a new family accessible toilet and unisex ambulant toilet
  • a new accessible parking space, and spaces for kiss and ride, and taxis

  • a new canopy for the Platform 1 boarding assistance zone

  • improvements to CCTV and lighting
  • five new bike parking hoops.

Planning
In progress
Complete

Project Status

Construction of Wahroonga Station Upgrade is now underway. Please see the latest Community Notification for further information.

Keep in touch

If you would like to receive further information or project updates, please register to join the Wahroonga Station Upgrade project distribution list by calling the Project Information Line on 1800 684 490 or by emailing  projects@transport.nsw.gov.au.

Station information

Please visit the Wahroonga Station webpage for information on station facilities and transport services.

* Estimated project completion times are subject to change. 

Community Notifications

Planning Documents

Project History

The Wahroonga Station Upgrade Review of Environmental Factors was on public display between 3 December and 17 December 2019, with 40 submissions received from the community.

Each submission was considered by the project team and responded to in the project Determination Report (PDF, 15.29 MB).

Thanks to the community members who took the time to respond.