METRONET Byford Rail Extension

The new elevated Armadale Station will see three level crossings removed and new public spaces created under a viaduct between Frys Lane and Seventh Road.

Early planning for the public spaces is underway, with community and stakeholders being asked to help inform the final design. To understand what the community wants, we’d like you to share your preferences and ideas.

Please complete the survey below to help us understand what’s important to you and what you’d like to see in the public spaces near Armadale Station. 

As part of the extension of the Armadale Line, Byford is getting a new station and a new public space.

Early planning for the public spaces is underway, with community and stakeholders being asked to help inform the final design. To understand what the community wants, we’d like you to share your preferences and ideas. 

Please complete the survey below to help us understand what’s important to you and what you’d like to see in the public spaces near Byford Station. 

The design phase is now underway with a preferred option selected to extend the electrified rail network within the existing rail corridor around 8 kilometres from Armadale Station, into a newly built Byford Station, approximately 400 metres north of Abernethy Road, Byford.

To improve safety and connections in the area, and improve traffic flow, Thomas Road level crossing will also be reconfigured to a road-over-rail bridge. Options are still being considered for the other existing level crossings.

As the project moves into the concept design phase, residents, workers and land owners in Armadale and Byford areas are invited to share their thoughts on key elements of the design.

Business owners in the Byford area are invited to also complete the Byford Local Business Survey. 

If you have any questions before completing the survey, you can email info@metronet.wa.gov.au or call 9326 3666.

We would like to learn more about your business so that we can implement measures to reduce impacts during construction works, and so you can provide input into the design phase.