Sydney Metro Southwest - Errant and Hostile Vehicle Mitigation Treatments
The Errant and Hostile Vehicle Mitigation Treatments Project is a critical safety initiative for the Sydney Metro Southwest segment of the Sydney Metro City & Southwest Project, aimed at protecting infrastructure, passengers, and the public from potential vehicle threats.
Key Details:
Scope of Work:
- Implementation of errant vehicle mitigation measures, such as bollards, barriers, and reinforced street furniture, to protect public areas from accidental vehicle intrusion.
- Deployment of hostile vehicle mitigation (HVM) solutions to safeguard key metro infrastructure and crowded areas against deliberate vehicle attacks.
- Strategic placement of security measures at metro stations, access points, and pedestrian-heavy areas.
- Integration of design aesthetics to ensure functional security measures blend with urban and station environments.
Key Locations:
- Stations along the Southwest Metro line, including high-traffic hubs such as Bankstown, Campsie, and Marrickville.
Services Provided by Kubri:
Benefits:
- Enhanced safety for commuters and the surrounding community.
- Reduced risks of accidents and intentional vehicle threats near metro infrastructure.
- Compliance with modern safety and security standards for public transport infrastructure.
- Seamless integration of mitigation treatments with urban design for minimal impact on public spaces.
This project aligns with the Sydney Metro’s commitment to creating a safe, reliable, and world-class transport system, ensuring public security as a top priority while enhancing Sydney’s growing metro network.
Services Provided by Kubri:
- Project management advisory services during the EOI and ECI phases.
- Methodologies to reduce the cost and time on the project.
