Kingston DDA Compliant Bus Stop Project

Kingston DDA bus stop compliance stage one works

The first stage of the Kingston DDA bus stop project successfully upgraded 17 bus stops in the Kingston area. The upgraded stops from stage one are included below.

• Bus stop number 26, Channel Highway, north of Meath Avenue, Taroona
• Bus stop number 30, Channel Highway and Orana Place, Taroona
• Bus stop number 29, Channel Highway, Taroona
• Bus stop number 29, Channel Highway, south of Taroona Crescent, Kingston
• Bus stop number 38 Channel Highway, east of Beach Road
• Bus stop number 128, Roslyn Avenue, opposite Melaleuce Drive, Blackmans Bay
• Bus stop number 143, Roslyn Avenue, opposite Mirramar Park, Blackmans Bay
• Bus stop number 187, Roslyn Avenue, south of Wells Parade, Blackmans Bay
• Bus stop number 156, Roslyn Avenue, south of Wells Parade, Blackmans Bay
• Bus stop number 36, Wells Parade, Blackmans Bay
• Bus stop number 46, Wells Parade, Blackmans Bay
• Bus stop number 87, Maranoa Road, opposite Baynton Street, Kingston
• Bus stop opposite 2 Maranoa Road, next to Cleburne Street, Kingston
• Bus stop opposite 48 Maranoa Road, north of Cleburne Street, Kingston
• Both bus stops opposite the Kingston Park and Ride, Kingston
• Bus stop number 1708, Margate Central and Channel Highway, Margate
• Bus stop number 1703, Margate Central and Channel Highway, Margate

We consulted with nearby landowners and stakeholders through the concept design stages.

Feedback from Metro Tasmania and the Kingborough Council was also considered.

The design has been completed, with construction underway.

This map shows the locations of the bus stops that will be improved under the project.

The Tasmanian Government has committed $10 million over the next four years to provide all-access, all-weather bus stops at priority locations across the state. Funding for the project was delivered via a grant-style program.

The project is part of the Kingston Congestion Package, a Kingston-specific initiative of the Hobart City Deal.

Find out more about the Hobart City Deal.

Timing – Construction for Tranche 2 is complete, and Tranche 3 construction is expected to start in January 2026.

Will there be impacts to the bus stop locations or timetables during construction?

If construction works impact or cause the closure of a bus stop location, information will be provided to the community about restrictions to the bus stop and alternative bus stops available to users.

How far has the project progressed?

The first two stages of the project have now been completed, with 37 priority bus stops now upgraded in the Kingston area.
Stage 3 of the project will deliver 52 more bus stops.

Will there be noise impacts when construction begins?

This project will follow the Tasmanian State Road Traffic Noise Management Guidelines (2015). The work will involve the use of machinery which generates some noise. We will make every effort to minimise noise by arranging the work in stages at different locations and turning off machinery and vehicles when not in use.

Will the project require land acquisition?

There is no land acquisition required for this project.

Will there be any impacts to pedestrians or road users during construction?

We will be working from Monday to Friday between the hours of 7:00 am and 5:00 pm. There will be minimal impact to pedestrians and road users during this time. Traffic management and reduced speed limit signs may be in place during construction to ensure the safety of workers and road users.