Barrack St Bridge and Wellington St road works

To allow upgrades in Perth Station to occur as part of this project, works will take place on Barrack Street Bridge and Wellington Street from April 2012 to November 2012.

Changes to traffic conditions can be found on the 'map' tab. All access for the Citiplace complex, and from the Perth Station entrance into Forrest Place, will remain throughout the work.

This work includes closing and demolishing the staircase on the Wellington Street side of the Horseshoe Bridge.

To allow upgrades in Perth Station to occur as part of this project, works will take place on Barrack Street Bridge and Wellington Street from April 2012 to November 2012.

Changes to traffic conditions can be found on the 'map' tab. All access for the Citiplace complex, and from the Perth Station entrance into Forrest Place, will remain throughout the work.

This work includes closing and demolishing the staircase on the Wellington Street side of the Horseshoe Bridge.

Map: Wellington Street

Q1. What bus services are affected by the stop closures on Wellington Street?

Q2. What is happening on the Barrack Street Bridge?

Q3. What is happening on Wellington Street?

Q4. Can I still access Forrest Place?

Q5. If travelling west along Roe Street, how can I connect to Wellington Street?

Q6. Will there ever be a left-hand turn from Roe Street onto the Barrack Street Bridge?

Q7. How I can stay informed on all the roadwork in the city?

Q8. Why is the blue CAT stop on top of the Horseshoe Bridge staying?

Q9. Will closing the bus stops impact the timetable?

Q10. When will William Street reopen?

Q11. Will this work change the temporary pathway for the partial Platform 5 closure?

Q12. When will the rail project be completed?

Q13. How are you managing dust during the work?

Q14. What is the pedestrian underpass?

Q15. How are you managing noise during the work?

	Title
	Fact sheet - noise management
	Fact sheet - pedestrian underpass
	Fact sheet - Barrack St / Wellington St road works
	Fact sheet - maintaining heritage

Motorists	No impact to the two northbound lanes. Southbound traffic will close. Motorists connecting from Roe Street to Wellington Street should find alternate routes, such as the Horseshoe Bridge or Lord Street.
Cyclists	As per the current arrangement, cyclists are required to travel with road traffic during this work. Southbound cyclists wishing to continue using this route must dismount and use the footpath.
Pedestrians	Access, including ramps, into Citiplace and Perth Station will remain open. The two-stage road work will see only the eastern footpath open in Stage 1, and only the western footpath open in Stage 2.
Bus passengers	The blue CAT stop will be relocated to Beaufort Street, next to the Art Gallery of WA.
Train passengers	This work has no impact on Perth Station. Access from Barrack Street Bridge will remain open.

Motorists	No impact to the two northbound lanes. Southbound traffic will close. Motorists connecting from Roe Street to Wellington Street should find alternate routes, such as the Horseshoe Bridge or Lord Street.
Cyclists	As per the current arrangement, cyclists are required to travel with road traffic during this work. Southbound cyclists wishing to continue using this route must dismount and use the footpath.
Pedestrians	Access, including ramps, into Citiplace and Perth Station will remain open. The two-stage road work will see only the eastern footpath open in Stage 1, and only the western footpath open in Stage 2.
Bus passengers	The blue CAT stop will be relocated to Beaufort Street, next to the Art Gallery of WA.
Train passengers	This work has no impact on Perth Station. Access from Barrack Street Bridge will remain open.

Motorists	From William Street to Forrest Place, Wellington Street will be one lane in both directions. From late-2012, the two westbound lanes will be reinstated. Eastbound will remain as one lane until mid-2013.
Cyclists	As per the current arrangement, cyclists are required to travel with road traffic during this work.
Pedestrians	Access across into Forrest Place will remain. Pedestrians must use the south-side of Wellington Street.
Bus passengers	The Wellington Street bus stops, located between William Street and Barrack Street, will be closed from May 2012 to late 2012. Please see map and visit the Transperth website for alternative stops. From late 2012, the southside stops will reopen. In mid-2013, the northside stop will reopen. Blue CAT passengers using the stop at the top of the Horseshoe Bridge can no longer use the stairs down to Wellington Street, and will be redirected to walk along the Horseshoe Bridge.
Train passengers	The entry/exit onto Wellington Street, under the Horseshoe Bridge, will close. All other access points, including the temporary pathway for the partial Platform 5 closure, will remain open.

Motorists	From William Street to Forrest Place, Wellington Street will be one lane in both directions. From late-2012, the two westbound lanes will be reinstated. Eastbound will remain as one lane until mid-2013.
Cyclists	As per the current arrangement, cyclists are required to travel with road traffic during this work.
Pedestrians	Access across into Forrest Place will remain. Pedestrians must use the south-side of Wellington Street.
Bus passengers	The Wellington Street bus stops, located between William Street and Barrack Street, will be closed from May 2012 to late 2012. Please see map and visit the Transperth website for alternative stops. From late 2012, the southside stops will reopen. In mid-2013, the northside stop will reopen. Blue CAT passengers using the stop at the top of the Horseshoe Bridge can no longer use the stairs down to Wellington Street, and will be redirected to walk along the Horseshoe Bridge.
Train passengers	The entry/exit onto Wellington Street, under the Horseshoe Bridge, will close. All other access points, including the temporary pathway for the partial Platform 5 closure, will remain open.