New Clydebank transport hub

  • Clydebank town centre train links, image supplied by Clydebank Re-built

Lead Partner: Clydebank Rebuilt

Other Partners: Scottish Enterprise, West Dunbartonshire Council

Project Team: Gillespies, Halcrow, Gardiner & Theobold

Website: 
www.clydebankrebuilt.co.uk

Project History
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Location:

Clydebank & Erskine, Clydebank Town Centre

Description:

 

The first phase of works to improve access at the Transport Hub in Chalmers St has been completed on time and within budget. Clydebank re-built secured funding through the Council from SPT to upgrade the busbays at Chalmers St with the revamped concrete bays and the introduction of granite kerbs extending the busbays to allow improved access for buses and dropping off for taxis.
The installation of Kassel herbs at the bus shelters has helped improve access for the disabled and prams. An additional 3 bay bus shelter has been installed equipped with CCTV and real time bus information capacity.
With these works complete work has commenced on the new access and public realm improvements for Alexander St & Hume St. A new junction will created from Hume St onto Glasgow Rd allowing access for residents and the Co-op Funeral Care directly to the A814.

The first phase of works to improve access at the Transport Hub in Chalmers St has been completed on time and within budget. Clydebank re-built secured funding through the Council from SPT to upgrade the busbays at Chalmers St with the revamped concrete bays and the introduction of granite kerbs extending the busbays to allow improved access for buses and dropping off for taxis.

The installation of Kassel herbs at the bus shelters has helped improve access for the disabled and prams. An additional 3 bay bus shelter has been installed equipped with CCTV and real time bus information capacity.

New access and public realm improvements have also been carried out for Alexander St and Hume St. A new junction has been created from Hume St onto Glasgow Rd allowing access for residents and the Co-op Funeral Care directly to the A814.

 

 

 

Current status:

Timescale:

2011 - 2013

Cost:

£3.5m