Greenwood railway station, Perth

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Greenwood

Joondalup Line
Station code	JGD
Street	Mitchell Freeway, Hepburn Avenue
Suburb	Greenwood
Fare zone	2 / 3
Distance from Perth Station	17.8 km
Stopping patterns	All, C
Number of platforms	2
Platform architecture	2 side
Station structure	Open Station
Access by	Overhead bridge, bus transfer
Transit guard booth	No
Train transfer	No
Bus transfer	No, but provided at weekends
Total number of bus stands	1
Total number of bus routes	1
Park 'n' Ride	Yes
Lock 'n' Ride	No, but Pay 'n' Display
Lifts	2
Escalators	0
Add Value Machines	No
Public telephones	Yes
Public toilets	Yes

Greenwood Train Station, is a Transperth train station 17.8km from Perth Train Station, in Western Australia. It is on the Joondalup Line.

1 History
2 Platforms
3 Connections
4 See also

[edit] History

Originally proposed as the Hepburn Railway Station under the Northern Suburbs Railway Masterplan in 1989 to coincide with the Hepburn Heights development. The master plan placed the station as a 'future station' until demand of the railway and suburbs warranted the construction of the station. After numerous promises in 1993, 1996, 1998 and 2000 by the Richard Court government, Greenwood was finally built in 2004 and opened 29 January 2005 by the Geoff Gallop Labor government, Greenwood Train Station was built to reduce peak demand at the nearby Warwick and Whitfords stations.

[edit] Platforms

Greenwood Train Station is a split platform station. Making it the only station on the Joondalup Line that is not an island platform. This is due to reserve constraints caused by the Mitchell Freeway.

Platforms currently in use are as follows: