Updated: 9 August 2024

One of the ways we’re building a better Manningham is by improving our bus stops to increase the use of public transport.

This upgrade will make it easier to access the bus stop. It will also include a new shelter, giving commuters a safe place to wait, no matter the weather.

Where is it? 

This bus stop is known as the Greenridge Avenue/King Street bus stop. It’s located at 52 King Street, Doncaster East.

When will the works happen?

These works will be completed by the end of June 2024, pending weather and contractor availability. 

The project will be delivered in three phases:

• Phase one: Remove the existing bus shelter. Usually takes one to two days.
• Phase two: Civil works (footpaths/landings/ shelter foundations etc.). This usually takes three to five days.
• Phase three: Shelter installation. This usually takes one to two days.

How will the works affect me?

During the works, commuters will need to use an alternative bus stop. Once phase one is complete, the bus stop will reopen for around a month. It will close for two days during phase two, while we install the shelter. 

We will make every effort to minimise disruptions during construction.

Questions?

Contact us if you have any questions about this project or our other bus stop upgrades.

Find out about other bus stop and shelter construction projects.