Marcantonini Concrete Technology

A new rail service to Perth’s eastern foothills

The Forrestfield-Airport Link is improving public transport options to and from Perth’s eastern suburbs as well as reducing the strain on current transport infrastructure due to anticipated passenger growth.

By 2021, the Forrestfield-Airport Link is expected to generate 20,000 passenger trips on the suburban rail network every day – increasing to 29,000 daily by 2031. In addition to providing strategically located stations at Redcliffe, Airport Central and Forrestfield, the new train line will alleviate road traffic, reduce travel times, enable continued growth of Perth Airport, and encourage...

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