Commuters who use 宅男导航鈥檚 宅男导航 Lakes bus stop will soon benefit from a station upgrade announced today by the Queensland Government.
The station, which services 25 percent of arrivals and departures at the University鈥檚 St Lucia campus, will undergo redevelopment to increase capacity and comfort, without any disruption to existing service timetables.
The upgrades are scheduled to commence in December and be completed by mid-2012.
宅男导航 Site Planner, Ross Meakin, of Property and Facilities division (P&F), said the University had been working with TransLink to ensure the upgrade would improve service reliability and efficiency of the station.
鈥淲ith the bus stop now handling more than 20,000 passenger arrivals and departures a day, the upgrade will be welcomed by many staff, students and visitors to the campus,鈥� he said.
鈥淭he refurbished station will provide improved facilities for commuters with an upgrade of the existing southern platform, a new northern platform, a central bus layover for up to four buses and improved passenger waiting facilities.
鈥淭hese changes will increase capacity and help alleviate the long queues at some stops during peak hours and with an upgrade of the existing shelters, passengers will benefit from improved protection on hot or rainy days.鈥�
There will be no planned disruption to services during the upgrades. Instead stops will be temporarily moved within the station to maintain existing services.
The upgrade is part of a $48 million package of transport infrastructure upgrades by the Queensland Government. TransLink staff will help direct bus travellers around the 宅男导航 lakes constructions during busy periods.
For more information: Visit the TransLink website at or contact TransLink on 1800 192 112 (free call within Queensland).
Project updates will also be posted on the P&F Bulletin Board at
Media: Caroline Bird (07 3365 1931 or c.bird1@uq.edu.au).
