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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY - Signing ePetition - Conduct a Feasibility Study for a Northern Beaches Metro Line

To sign the ePetition, confirm you are a resident of New South Wales and enter your title, first name and last name. Once you click ‘submit’ you will have signed the ePetition and will be re-directed to the Legislative Assembly’s ‘ePetitions open for signature’ page

Conduct a Feasibility Study for a Northern Beaches Metro Line

To the Speaker and Members of the Legislative Assembly, The primary mode of public transport between Sydney’s Central Business District and the Northern Beaches is the B-Line bus service, operated by Keolis Downer. With ongoing housing developments in the region, the existing road infrastructure—comprising Pittwater Road, Condamine Street, and Military Road—will reach its capacity, significantly limiting traffic flow and public transport efficiency. The B-Line service has proven insufficient to meet the current and projected demand, necessitating a long-term, sustainable solution. We propose the development of a Metro train line operating underground, with suggested stations at Brookvale, Dee Why, and Mona Vale. Such an initiative would provide substantial benefits, including reduced traffic congestion, shorter travel times, and lower carbon emissions, ultimately improving connectivity for residents of the Northern Beaches and the wider NSW community. We ask the Legislative Assembly to urge the government to take immediate action to commence feasibility studies, cost assessments, and planning for an underground Metro train line to the Northern Beaches, with stations at Brookvale, Dee Why, and Mona Vale, to address growing transport demands and improve connectivity.

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