Tag Archive | "upgrade"
Noarlunga rail line upgrade starts
WORK on the first stage of the Noarlunga rail line upgrade will begin tonight. The upgrade is the first step towards electrification of the Noarlunga line, which is expected to be completed in 2013.
Continue reading...Train security boost
Sunday, November 22, 2009
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COMMUTERS on Adelaide’s train network will be under unprecedented scrutiny as TransAdelaide boosts security under a $37 million upgrade. TransAdelaide is installing up to six externally facing CCTV cameras on each of its 3000 and 3100 class trains under a three-year refurbishment project to improve safety and modernise the 70-railcar fleet.
Continue reading...Closing time for Outer Harbor line
Friday, August 14, 2009
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By Heather Kennett | Original story THE Outer Harbour train line will be closed between Woodville and Outer Harbour for four months, starting from October. The closure will allow for maintenance of the Port Adelaide rail bridge and various level crossings in the first stage of the electrification of the line, Transport Department spokesman Ross Stargatt said.
Continue reading...Transport ticket system bids
Thursday, June 25, 2009
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By Greg Kelton | Original story OVERSEAS companies are among the 13 which have expressed interest in supplying a multimillion-dollar ticketing system for Adelaide’s public transport system. State Transport Minister Patrick Conlon told the parliamentary Budget Estimates Committee bids would be evaluated between now and August.
Continue reading...$8m for upgrade of busy stations in south
Saturday, April 18, 2009
By Joanna Vaughan | Original story TWO railway stations in the southern suburbs will be upgraded in an $8 million investment by the State Government. Transport Minister Patrick Conlon yesterday announced the Hallett Cove and Hallett Cove Beach stations – among the busiest on the network – would be refurbished and improved. The multimillion-dollar make-over is part of [...]
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Saturday, November 28, 2009
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