Berala railway station

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Berala
Bankstown Line
Station code BAA
Suburb Berala
Street(s) Woodburn Road
Distance from Central Station 18.36 km
Altitude (above sea level) ? m
Types of stopping trains
  • Suburban all stops
  • Suburban limited stops
Number of platforms 2
Number of tracks 2
Platform arrangement 1 Island
Type of station Ground
Ticket barriers No
Transfers available Bus
Disabled access No
Station facilities Link

Berala is a railway station on the Main South railway line in Sydney, Australia. It services the Sydney suburb of Berala. It is served by Sydney Trains's Bankstown Line services. NSW TrainLink regional trains pass through on the way to destinations in southern NSW.

The station platform itself is an island platform and is accessible only via stairs from a pedestrian subway (and therefore lacks disabled access). The subway connects both sides of Berala, with the main commercial area, lying to the north west of the station. The ticket office is manned most of the time. A waiting room is open during the morning peak.

Platforms and services

Timetable prior to 4 September 2005

Platform 1: Trains to the City Circle via Strathfield departed approximately every 15 minutes. All stations trains from Bankstown took approximately 38 minutes to reach Central Station and departed at approximately 5 past or 35 past the hour during weekdays. Limited stops trains from Liverpool, running All Stations to Ashfield, then Redfern, and all stations to City Circle via Town Hall took approximately 30 minutes to reach Central and departed at a quarter-past or quarter-to the hour. The exact stopping pattern for ex-Liverpool trains varied from train to train.

Platform 2: Liverpool-bound trains via Regents Park, and City Circle bound trains that travel on the Bankstown Line via Bankstown each had frequencies of approximately half-hourly and each destination alternated.

Timetable after 4 September 2005

Platform 1: During Weekday Morning Peak (before 10 a.m.), Afternoon Peak (after 2 p.m.) and Weekday Evening/Night trains to the City Circle via Strathfield depart approximately every 15 minutes. During Morning Peak, stopping patterns alternate between Limited Stops and All Stations services. During Afternoon Peak and Evening, services are all stations. During Weekday Interpeak and Weekends, an all stations service operates every half hour, ex-Bankstown. All stations trains from Bankstown take approximately 38 minutes to reach Central Station.

Platform 2: During Weekday Morning Peak (before 10 a.m.), Afternoon Peak (after 2 p.m.) and Weekday Evening/Night trains to the Liverpool-bound trains via Regents Park, and City Circle bound trains that travel on the Bankstown Line via Bankstown each have frequencies of approximately half-hourly and each destination/service alternates. During Weekday Interpeak and Weekends, a City Circle-bound all stations service operates every half hour, travelling on the Bankstown Line via Bankstown.

Berala Railway Station

As of the new Sydney Trains timetables on Sunday the 20th of October 2013: on weekdays the station is served by two trains per hour in each direction for most of the day, with additional trains provided during peak hours; and on weekends the station is served by two trains per hour in each direction for most of the day. [1]

Platform Line Stopping pattern Notes
1
T3
all stations services to Lidcombe
2
T3
all stations and limited stops services to Central and the City Circle via Bankstown and Sydenham

Transport links

Transdev NSW runs one route via Berala railway station:

  • Route 908 - between Bankstown and Merrylands

NightRide runs one route via Berala railway station:

  • Route N50 - between Liverpool, New South Wales Liverpool and City (Town Hall)
Preceding station   CityRail   Following station
Terminus
T3
Bankstown Line
towards Central

Notes and references

  1. "T3 Bankstown Line". Sydney Trains. Retrieved 22 January 2014. 

External links

Coordinates: 33°52′19″S 151°01′56″E / 33.871865°S 151.032212°E / -33.871865; 151.032212

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