More commuter parking on the way for Gosford Station

Andrew Constance
Minister for Transport and Infrastructure

NSW Minister for Transport and Infrastructure Andrew Constance announced construction will start in the coming weeks on a further 26 commuter car parking spaces near Gosford Station, while inspecting progress on the new 58 space commuter car park already under construction.

“Building is underway on the new car park on the corner of Faunce and Mann streets, and construction will also start in the coming weeks to provide a further 26 commuter car parking spaces on the corner of Keevers Lane and Faunce Street,” Mr Constance said.

Both car parks include new surfacing, line marking, lighting, CCTV cameras and fencing to enhance commuter safety.

“These 84 car spaces are in addition to the 30 spaces that were converted for customer use at Gosford Station earlier this year,” Mr Constance said.

“Once work is complete, more than 110 additional commuter car spaces will be available - a huge win for Gosford customers.

“The new commuter car parks are a short walk from Gosford Station, which will make the morning search for a parking space easier and catching public transport a much more attractive option.

“We know parking around train stations is a big issue, and we’ll continue delivering new parking for customers where it’s needed most.”

The NSW Government has already delivered more than 4,500 new car parking spaces and more than 7,500 spaces are in planning or delivery.

Both car park sites are scheduled for completion late this year. Work to convert staff spaces for customer use has already been completed at nearby Woy Woy, Tuggerah and Wyong Stations, providing an additional 37 spaces for commuters across the three locations.

Source: ProjectLink.com.au

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