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Transport & Roads

Matt is the Shadow Assistant Minister for Transport and Roads.

Transport and roads connect every part of our community — and they are central to the work Matt does in Parliament.

Shadow Assistant Minister for Transport and Roads

In his Inaugural Speech, Matt spoke of his passion for infrastructure — hoping to “be remembered as someone who helped to build infrastructure.” It is a passion he shares with his father Malcolm, a retired civil engineer who helped plan motorways including the M2 and M7.

Public Transport

Public transport is a critical piece of infrastructure that connects us all between home, work and leisure. Across the Davidson electorate this includes:

  • Trains on the North Shore line at Roseville, Lindfield, Killara and Gordon stations, with planned lift-access upgrades at Killara
  • Buses connecting residents to railway stations and the city across Belrose, Davidson, Frenchs Forest, St Ives, East Killara, East Lindfield and Roseville Chase
  • Rideshare, taxis and active transport options

Roads

Roads are a key public-policy area, and across Davidson they fall into three categories:

  • State roads: Pacific Highway, Ryde Road, Mona Vale Road, Boundary Street to Warringah Road (including Roseville Bridge), and Forest Way
  • Regional roads: Bobbin Head Road, Burns Road to Archbold Road, Horace Street, Birdwood Road, Eastern Arterial Road, Koola Avenue, and Lady Game Drive
  • Local roads: all other roads in the Davidson electorate

Please contact my office at davidson@parliament.nsw.gov.au with your suggestions for transport and roads improvements.

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