Over the past five years, substantial transport infrastructure developments have significant enhanced the road, train and bus access to Seven Hills.

Orbital Motorway - Road/Truck Access
 

Seven Hills is strategically located at the convergence of the M2 and M7 Motorways of Sydney’s Orbital Road network, cutting travel times across western Sydney by up to an hour, and access to Sydney’s CBD in less than half an hour.  And, located just minutes from Old Windsor Road, which provides the gateway to Cumberland Hwy/Hume Highway and M4, businesses are optimally positioned to access all areas of Sydney conveniently and quickly.

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North-West T-Way

The North-West T-way, is a 17km link from Parramatta to Rouse Hill primarily adjacent to Old Windsor Road and Windsor Road, and a 7 km link from Blacktown to Parklea, adjacent to Sunnyholt Road. The $524 million project involves providing new bus-only roadways and bus lanes on existing roadways to improve public transport in North-West Sydney. Thirty new, modern bus stations have been built as part of the project. T-way customers will be able to get on a bus at one of these stations or catch a local bus that joins the T-way along its route.

New North-West T-Way (cont'd)

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Seven Hills Rail Station Facilities

The Seven Hills rail station is just minutes walk from both our 167 Prospect Hwy and Powers Road properties.  Seven Hills is situated on the following lines: Western and Cumberland. An Easy Access upgrade at Seven Hills Station has recently been completed. The $7.5 million project introduced four new lifts with canopies, a new booking office, family accessible toilet and extended CCTV and improved lighting added to the station's facilities.

As part of the Commuter Car Park Program with The Transport Infrastructure Development Corporation (TIDC), construction of a ground-level car park north of Seven Hills Station adjoining the existing commuter car park off Prospect Highway has commenced and is due for completion in November 2010.

The project includes construction of approximately 700 additional car park spaces, including dedicated disabled car park spaces; lighting and CCTV surveillance cameras; and reconfiguration of the ground floor of the existing mulit-deck car park to provide access to the new car park.