10 more level crossings to go by 2025

Vic Department of Transport

Another 10 dangerous and congested level crossings will be removed by 2025, bringing the total to 85 level crossings gone for good.

More level crossings will be removed on the Pakenham, Lilydale, Belgrave, Frankston, Sunbury and Mernda lines, improving safety, reducing congestion and creating 4000 new jobs.

Removing these extra crossings will make the Cranbourne/Pakenham and Lilydale lines level crossing-free, allowing more trains to run on the network, more often, without frustrating boom gate delays.

Work is underway at more than 20 sites across Melbourne so it makes sense to get rid of these extra level crossings while crews are already on the ground, maximising efficiencies and ensuring more crossings can go sooner.

Next level crossing removals

Location

Initial design solution

Line

Station Street, Beaconsfield

Road over rail

Pakenham line

Webb Street, Narre Warren

Rail over hybrid

Pakenham line

Brunt Road, Beaconsfield

Road over rail

Pakenham line

Coolstore Road, Croydon

Rail over road

Lilydale line

Dublin Road, Ringwood East

Rail under road

Lilydale line

Bedford Road, Ringwood

Rail under road

Belgrave line

Parkers Road, Parkdale

Rail over road

Frankston line

Warrigal Road, Mentone

Rail over road

Frankston line

Calder Park Drive, Calder Park

Road over rail

Sunbury line

Keon Parade, Keon Park

Rail over road

Mernda line

Level crossing closures

Station Street, Officer

Road closure

Pakenham line

Holden Road, Calder Park

Road closure

Sunbury line

Progress Street, Dandenong South

Road closure

Pakenham line

Cave Hill Road, Lilydale

Road closure

Lilydale line

New stations

We are also building 5 new train stations.

New stations will be built at:

  • Croydon
  • Keon Park
  • Narre Warren
  • Parkdale
  • Ringwood East.
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