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Erskineville.
The Campbell Street workshop sits south of Erskineville, beyond the King Street and Sydney Park Road junction. If you live near Swanson Street, compare a walk back to Erskineville Station with a train from St Peters.
Ask Advanced Auto Centre in St Peters whether it can inspect your vehicle before arranging transport from Erskineville.
Plan your inspection
63–65 Campbell Street, St Peters NSW 2044
Your trip from Erskineville.
If the vehicle is unregistered, check the NSW rules before moving it. A registration-related trip may be limited to the nearest convenient authorised station. If driving is unsuitable or the trip falls outside the rules, check permit requirements or arrange independent towing. The route below starts at Erskineville Station on Swanson Street.
Official NSW travel rules ↗
The name Macdonaldtown stayed on the railway
Erskineville was once known as Macdonaldtown. The area took its current name from Erskine Villa, while Macdonaldtown survived as the name of a neighbouring station. Erskineville Town Hall sits in the village on Erskineville Road.
Source and local history ↗From Erskineville Station on Swanson Street
From the station precinct, the mapped drive uses residential streets to reach King Street, then Princes Highway and Campbell Street. If your car is on the Mitchell Road side of Erskineville, start the directions from your street to check the approach around Sydney Park.
Open the route map ↗The mapped example starts at the named location. Give the driver or tow operator your exact pickup address. Check Live Traffic NSW ↗
Walk back via the residential streets
The mapped pedestrian route to the Erskineville Station area is about 1.9 km and uses Coulson Street, George Street and Bridge Street. If you prefer the train, use the trip planner to check departures from St Peters to Erskineville.
Map the return by public transport ↗Route and transport sources
Checked 9 November 2026. The road distance is rounded from a mapped route between the named starting point and the workshop address.
Before you leave.
Tell the workshop when and where the vehicle was last registered, whether it has plates, and any known faults. Confirm your appointment, charge and the plan for collection.
Read the inspection checklist ↗Check NSW inspection fees ↗
Is there a lift at Erskineville Station?
Transport for NSW lists lifts and independent access at Erskineville Station on Swanson Street. Check current lift and service alerts before relying on that journey.
When is my appointment confirmed?
The workshop will contact you to confirm whether it can inspect your vehicle and agree a time where available. Confirm your arrival arrangements before setting out.
Can I drive there without registration?
If the vehicle is unregistered, check the NSW rules before moving it. A registration-related trip may be limited to the nearest convenient authorised station. If driving is unsuitable or the trip falls outside the rules, check permit requirements or arrange independent towing.