It is not just a big day for Brisbane’s bus network, Buranda train station has reopened after undergoing an 18-month-long accessibility upgrade.
The station, on Brisbane’s southside, has reopened with a new covered footbridge with lift access, improved accessible parking and full-length high-level platforms.
The upgraded Buranda train station reopened on Monday.Credit: Queensland Rail
It is the last of six station upgrades to be finished. Banyo, Morningside, Lindum, Bundamba and Burpengary stations have also been upgraded.
Queensland Rail chief executive Kat Stapleton said the accessibility upgrades centred on equality, safety and customer experience.
“Queensland Rail has delivered six stations, our biggest ever upgrade series, and we’re so thrilled to
have Buranda station back in service for our customers,” Stapleton said.
“Whether you’re rolling onto the platform with a pram and toddler in tow, or navigating the station in a wheelchair, these upgrades mean you can travel with greater ease, confidence and dignity.”
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