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Testing underway on new SA railway line

by Kody Cook
June 24, 2024
in News, Ports, Projects, Rail, Spotlight, Transport
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The delivery of a new spur rail line into Port Dock in Port Adelaide is nearing completion with train testing now underway after the $51 million rebuild.  

The newly established spur line, which runs from the existing Outer Harbor line at Grand Junction Road, will provide rail services for those who already call the area home and the many more set to live, work and visit Port Adelaide into the future. 

As part of the project, a new Port Dock Railway Station and plaza at Baker Street, and bus interchange at the existing Lipson Street car park, has also been established. 

Testing of the rail signalling system is a vital part of the project to return trains along the re-established line to Port Dock Railway Station. 

Services are expected to be operational from 25 August 2024. 

Image: Ninefiver Media/shutterstock.com 

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