Byford Train Station And Rail Extension

This project is part of the Armadale Line Transformation.

Overview

Rail
Project type
$1.33 billion
Total budget
Under Construction
Project phase
METRONET
Lead agency
4200
Jobs supported
Late 2020
Start date

Mid 2025
End date

Residents in Byford and the wider Serpentine-Jarrahdale area will connect to the Perth CBD on a seamless 42-minute train journey once the Byford Rail Extension (BRE) is complete.

The Armadale Line is being extended approximately 8km south to a new ground-level station in Byford, supporting one of the fastest growing areas in Australia.

The Byford Rail Extension, as well as the remaining outer section of the Armadale Line, will open for passenger services on Monday, 13 October.

For information regarding related rail and bus services, visit Transperth.

Armadale Station is being rebuilt as an elevated station with three nearby busy level crossings removed and replaced with elevated rail. Other level crossings between Armadale and Byford are also being removed with alternative treatments to improve safety and ease traffic flow through reduced road congestion.

The new station will include six bus stands, three platforms (two urban and one regional), and approximately 400 parking bays, including ACROD.

The elevated rail structure has been completed, removing three level crossings and two pedestrian crossings.

Byford Station is the first in Western Australia to achieve a 6-Star Green Star Design Review rating and Armadale Station has also received certification from the Green Building Council of Australia with a 6-Star Green Star 'Design Review'.

The project will kick-start development opportunities in the Armadale and Byford town centres, providing new and safe connections around the stations.

For detailed project information, visit METRONET.

Benefits

Provide greater transport choice and a seamless connection to the Perth CBD and wider metropolitan area.
Improved safety and accessibility for public transport and shared path users.
New, versatile public open spaces around the new stations for the community to enjoy.
Modern stations and improved facilities catering to passengers’ needs and future growth.
Reduced traffic congestion and safer crossovers with the removal of boom gates.

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Project map

This map shows an aerial view of the project location. Turn on the toggle below to show disruptions.

Show disruptions

Public transport disruptions

Armadale and Thornlie Line Shutdown

The Armadale and Thornlie lines have shutdown to facilitate the Victoria Park - Canning Level Crossing Removal, Byford Rail Extension and Thornlie-Cockburn link.

Starts: 20 Nov 2023 - 12:00am

More information at Transperth

Active travel options

City of Gosnells and City of Armadale
Your guide to walking, wheeling and riding in the City of Gosnells and City of Armadale. These maps identify walking and bike friendly routes as alternate ways to travel, particularly while works are underway. To access a mobile friendly version of this map or to find out more about the Armadale Line Active Travel initiative visit: transport.wa.gov.au/activetransport/armadale-line
- City of Gosnells and City of Armadale