The Level Crossing Removal Authority will be overseeing the new Frankston Station at the same time as working to remove the dangerous Skye/Overton Road level crossing just down the road.
Running these two projects at the same time will minimise disruption to rail users.
The station will provide a better travel experience with new buildings, comfortable waiting rooms, improved lighting, security cameras and additional passenger seating.
Station platforms will be raised to ensure a smoother transition on and off the trains for all members of the community.
Current Disruptions
Frankston Station car parking changes
Category
Road
Affected suburbs
Description
Due to construction activities in and around Frankston Station, a section of the commuter car park and the car park at 122 Young Street will be closed to the public until the end of November 2018.
View detailsFrankston Station works - relocation bus stops
Category
Train; Bus
Affected suburbs
Description
Due to works on the new Frankston Station, some bus stop locations in the vacinity of the station have been relocated until September.
View detailsFrankston Station underpass closure
Category
Pedestrian; Train
Affected suburbs
Description
While works take place, the pedestrian underpass at Frankston Station will be closed from 2:00am Saturday 23 June to 4:00am Monday 25 June.
View detailsFeatured News
Number 20 set to go in massive construction blitz
Beginning on 4 May 2018, a major construction blitz will see the twentieth dangerous and congested level crossing in Melbourne removed and the new Frankston Station a step closer to completion.
06/04/2018
Full steam ahead for the new Frankston Station
Frankston’s new train station is a step closer, with work on the multimillion dollar transformation to kick off this month and be complete by the end of 2018.
20/02/2018
Video
Frankston library provides service for commuters
Library Express Services gets temporary home at the station.
Image Gallery
Frankston Station - February 2018
Artist impression 3D renders of the new Frankston Station
19/02/2018
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North Western Program Alliance - Sustainable Procurement Policy
Sustainable procurement drives positive economic and community outcomes, while providing a benefit to the environment through reduced resource usage and greenhouse gas emissions.
North Western Program Alliance - Community relations charter
The North Western Program Alliance is committed to engaging the community by building understanding, trust and confidence in our program solutions and the delivery process.
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