Proposed bus turnaround facility, Westmead Precinct, Northwest Transitways: review of environmental factors

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Title
Proposed bus turnaround facility, Westmead Precinct, Northwest Transitways: review of environmental factors
Agencies
Roads and Traffic Authority of New South Wales
Type
Report
Date published
2005-06-01
Published by
Roads and Traffic Authority of New South Wales
Keywords
westmead, northwest transitway, transitway
Description
The New South Wales Roads and Traffic Authority (RTA) proposes to construct a bus turnaround facility off Darcy Road in the Westmead precinct of the Northwest Transitways. The RTA, in partnership with the Ministry of Transport (MoT) is constructing and operating the North-West Transitway Network, consisting of two integrated rapid bus links: Parramatta — Rouse Hill Link and Blacktown — Castle Hill Link. The Transitway consists of new bus only roadways and the creation of dedicated bus lanes on existing roads. The Parramatta — Rouse Hill Link will be approximately 17 kilometres (km) long and include 19 Transitway stations. The Blacktown — Castle Hill Link will be approximately 15 km long and include 21 Transitway stations (including Burns interchange).
Language
English
Coverage
New South Wales
Copyright
© State of New South Wales
This publication is released under a Creative Commons license CC BY 3.0 AU