Quakers Hill railway station

The former footbridge at the station.

Quakers Hill station opened in 1872 as Douglas Siding. It was renamed Quakers Hill on 30 March 1905 and relocated to its present location on 29 June 1939.[2] Two sets of points at the southern end of the station allow trains to terminate on either platform.

The station had a crossing loop until the line from Marayong was duplicated to Quakers Hill in 2002. In 2011, the second track was extended to Schofields with a new overhead concourse with lists completed at the same time. As a result, T5 Cumberland line services were extended to terminate at Schofields.[3]

During the week, Quakers Hill has four services an hour in both directions. Two of these services come from the City while the other two run between Schofields and Leppington. In the peak, Quakers Hill is serviced by six services an hour on the T1 Western Line. Late at nights, T1 Western Line services do not run to Quakers Hill and only 2 T5 Cumberland Line services run every hour between Leppington and Richmond.

On the weekends, the T1 Western Line operates a service from Richmond to North Sydney every 30 minutes which stops at Quakers Hill in both directions. Quakers Hill is also serviced by T5 Cumberland Line services on weekends with services running between Schofields and Liverpool.

Busways operates two routes to and from Quakers Hill station:

• 732: to Blacktown station via Pye Road[6]
• 752: to Blacktown station and Rouse Hill Town Centre[7]

Quakers Hill station is served by one NightRide route:

• N71: Richmond station to City (Town Hall)[8]

• Media related to Quakers Hill railway station at Wikimedia Commons
• Quakers Hill station details Transport for New South Wales