Mariyung Fleet: Stations and Signalling Modifications
Project overview
Modifications and upgrades were needed to existing rail infrastructure at various locations across the electrified network to accommodate the Mariyung Fleet. Work included:
Key benefits
- Platform extensions
- Modifications to infrastructure within the rail corridor, including the installation and relocation of signalling and overhead wiring structures
- Trackwork
- Installation of balises, car markers, and trackside car markers
- Installation of CCTV, PA, lighting and station furniture, where required.
The Mariyung Fleet features new and better on-board technology to improve safety and better protect our customers and staff, including: fire detection technology, the use of fire-resistant materials, internal emergency door release, fault diagnosis technology and automatic selective door operation – which makes sure only the doors on the platform
open.
The Mariyung also offers the highest level of accessibility across the Sydney Trains fleet.
Project update
Enabling work to accommodate the Mariyung Fleet is now complete.
Platform extensions
Platform extension work is complete at Adamstown, Central, Gosford, Emu Plains, Hamilton, Hurstville, Katoomba, Lithgow, Penrith, Wyong and Hornsby stations.
The video below shows the Emu Plains Station platform extension work.
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Car marker installation
Car markers and trackside car markers have been installed on the Central Coast and Newcastle, Blue Mountains and South Coast and Illawarra lines.
This work included spray-painting parts of the station platforms and minor work to install new or modify existing car markers signs on the platform fence.
New trackside car markers were also installed at various locations, and where necessary, modifications were made to existing car markers off the platforms.
Balise installation
Balise installation and programming is now complete on the Central Coast and Newcastle, Blue Mountains and South Coast and Illawarra lines.
This involved attaching electronic components to the tracks within the platform area to enhance train safety through the introduction of Automatic Selective Door Operation (ASDO) technology.
Signalling modifications
Signalling modifications have has been completed on the Central Coast and Newcastle lines and Blue Mountains lines.
Trackside car markers
Trackside car markers have been completed on the Central Coast and Newcastle and Blue Mountains lines, as well as certain locations on the South Coast and Illawarra lines.
Contact us
Please contact us if you could like to join the project mailing list.
Email projects@transport.nsw.gov.au
Call 1800 684 490
For urgent enquires or complaints regarding construction activities, please call 24 hours 1800 775 465