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NewsDeveloping Sydney's light rail future

14 January 2013 | 2 min
For the past year Aurecon, in conjunction with Arup and Hassell, has been working as Transport for NSW’s (TfNSW) engineering, light rail system and urban design technical adviser, looking at options to expand the existing light rail network.

Following the December 2012 TfNSW announcement of the NSW Long Term Transport Master Plan, which  included the commitment to deliver light rail from Randwick and Kingsford through the heart of the CBD to Circular Quay, the Arup, Hassell and Aurecon (AHA) team will be further developing the detail for the significant expansion of the network.
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Aurecon is part of the team developing the Sydney Light Rail system.
Aurecon is part of the team developing the Sydney Light Rail system.
Aurecon is part of the team developing the Sydney Light Rail system.
Aurecon is part of the team developing the Sydney Light Rail system.

Phil Robinson, Aurecon Technical Director and Project Director said: "This is a landmark project for Sydney and we are pleased to be part of the team transforming how people travel around this great city."  


 

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