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Three Level Crossing Removal Project projects have received excellent sustainability rating from the Infrastructure Sustainability Council of Australia.

With the new Frankston Station now complete, 170 car spaces in and around the station precinct that were in use by the construction team, will be returned to the community from 1 November.

Over 30 people with vision and mobility impairments visited Frankston Station on Tuesday 16 October, to take part in accessibility tours of the new station and surrounds.

Frankston Station’s new facade was transformed into a technicolour backdrop on Saturday 6 October, as we celebrated the new station with the local community.

Works on the station façade have ramped up in recent weeks, helping to complete Frankston station’s distinctive new look.

Since we’re giving Frankston Station a makeover, we thought we’d give everyone the chance to win one too!

At 16, Frankston local Tom Yates started his railway career in 1946 in Moreland.

Traffic is flowing freely, safely separated from trains underneath the new twin rail bridge for the first time this week following the removal of the level crossing on Skye/Overton Road in Frankston.

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.

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.