Marrickville, Dulwich Hill, Hurlstone Park, Canterbury and Campsie are the first stations on the T3 Bankstown Line to be fitted with mechanical gap fillers (MGFs), ready to be used when the first metro trains hit these stations. This is the first time MGF technology has ever been used in Australia, which works by automatically extending the gap filler from the platform to the train before the platform screen doors open, allowing safe and easy access for all customers. Learn more about this state

Find out how Sydney Metro is transforming 130-year-old railway stations into the smartest and safest transport hubs in the country 🤩 📍🔎🧐👉 Mechanical gap filler technology has been installed at eight Southwest Metro stations between Marrickville and Bankstown. This Australian-first innovation will eliminate the gap created between the train and the curved platforms on the Bankstown line, allowing safe and easy access for all passengers. At Wiley Park and Bankstown where platform gap is minim

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