Gladys Berejiklian: North-west rail link trains to run every four minutes, 98 per cent on time

By Jacob Saulwick
Updated September 16 2014 - 3:08pm, first published 1:13pm
"It doesn't get much bigger or better than this": Premier Mike Baird and Transport Minister Gladys Berejiklian at the presentation. Photo: Natalie Roberts
"It doesn't get much bigger or better than this": Premier Mike Baird and Transport Minister Gladys Berejiklian at the presentation. Photo: Natalie Roberts
"It doesn't get much bigger or better than this": Premier Mike Baird and Transport Minister Gladys Berejiklian at the presentation. Photo: Natalie Roberts
"It doesn't get much bigger or better than this": Premier Mike Baird and Transport Minister Gladys Berejiklian at the presentation. Photo: Natalie Roberts
"It doesn't get much bigger or better than this": Premier Mike Baird and Transport Minister Gladys Berejiklian at the presentation. Photo: Natalie Roberts
"It doesn't get much bigger or better than this": Premier Mike Baird and Transport Minister Gladys Berejiklian at the presentation. Photo: Natalie Roberts
"It doesn't get much bigger or better than this": Premier Mike Baird and Transport Minister Gladys Berejiklian at the presentation. Photo: Natalie Roberts
"It doesn't get much bigger or better than this": Premier Mike Baird and Transport Minister Gladys Berejiklian at the presentation. Photo: Natalie Roberts
All aboard: Mr Baird and Ms Berejiklian study a model of the new trains. Photo: Natalie Roberts
All aboard: Mr Baird and Ms Berejiklian study a model of the new trains. Photo: Natalie Roberts
Fast forward: an artist's impression of the new trains, expected to start rolling in 2019.
Fast forward: an artist's impression of the new trains, expected to start rolling in 2019.
Fast forward: an artist's impression of the new trains, expected to start rolling in 2019.
Fast forward: an artist's impression of the new trains, expected to start rolling in 2019.
Fast forward: an artist's impression of the new trains, expected to start rolling in 2019.
Fast forward: an artist's impression of the new trains, expected to start rolling in 2019.
Every four minutes: 15 trains are expected to be running during peak hour.
Every four minutes: 15 trains are expected to be running during peak hour.
Fast forward: an artist's impression of the new trains, expected to start rolling in 2019.
Fast forward: an artist's impression of the new trains, expected to start rolling in 2019.

Trains on the north-west rail link will run every four minutes in peak hour when the line opens in early 2019, the NSW government said on Tuesday after the signing of a $3.7 billion contract to run the trains.

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