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Plan your return to work and school trip following severe weather event
Drivers and passengers are urged to spend some time planning their return to work and school journeys from tomorrow, or consider working from home, with major impacts still being experienced across the state’s road and public transport network following this weekend’s severe weather event.
Demerit point wiped for 1.1 million safe drivers
From today, more than 1.1 million motorists will begin to see a demerit point scrubbed from their licence as reward for maintaining good driver behaviour during the first year of the NSW Government’s demerit point trial that promotes safer roads.
Boaters urged to stay ashore amid severe weather forecast
NSW Maritime encourages waterway users to check conditions and stay ashore if possible, as severe weather moves through parts of the state.
Works across Sydney’s road and transport network
Motorists are advised of changed traffic conditions on the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Harbour Tunnel for maintenance and project works.
New speed limits on Mount York Road for safer trips near recreation precinct
The speed limit for all vehicles travelling near the end of Mount York Road at Mount Victoria will be reduced to 20 km/h.
Weekend Rail Repair Plan Trackwork
Passengers are urged to plan ahead this weekend, 6-7 April, as essential Rail Repair Plan trackwork continues to build a more resilient and reliable network.
Work on Rawsonville Bridge replacement project ramps up
Early work for the Rawsonville Bridge replacement project will start on 8 April with earthworks to construct new approach embankments.
Safety upgrade starts on the Golden Highway at Cassilis
Motorists will benefit from safer journeys along the Golden Highway at Cassilis with safety improvement upgrade work starting next week.
Boosting bushfire resilience and driver safety on Goolma Road in the state’s west
Almost 100 dead and decaying trees in the Goolma Road corridor will be removed or trimmed to boost bushfire resilience in the state’s west.
Better bus stops on the way for regional communities
A total of $1.6 million funding has been announced for 149 new regional bus stop improvement projects.
Reduced speed limits at Binda
Motorists will soon experience safer journeys at Binda with various speed limits set to be reduced next week.
Works across Sydney’s road and transport network
Motorists are advised of changed traffic conditions on the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Harbour Tunnel for maintenance and project works.
Reduced speed limit for Yarrawa and Nowra roads at Moss Vale
Motorists will soon experience safer journeys on Yarrawa and Nowra roads at Moss Vale, with the speed limit set to be reduced next week.
Weekend Rail Repair Plan Trackwork
Passengers are urged to plan ahead this Easter long weekend, 29 March – 1 April, as essential Rail Repair Plan trackwork continues to build a more resilient and reliable network.
New camera technology shaping the future of freight in the state’s west and south
Transport for NSW continues to install machine learning traffic cameras across New South Wales, with the state’s west and south to benefit.
Hunter pre-employment program helps kick start careers
First Nations people looking to kick-start a career in construction have been offered a pre-employment training opportunity in the Hunter.
Reduced speed limit for Olympic Highway at Cartwrights Hill
Motorists will soon experience safer journeys on the Olympic Highway north of Wagga Wagga, with the speed limit set to be reduced next month following a route safety review.
Upgraded Mona Vale Road East open to traffic
The Mona Vale Road East upgrade will this week officially open to traffic in time for Easter.
Designs progressing for Mount Ousley interchange
Work is progressing on the Mount Ousley interchange which will deliver improved connectivity, safety and efficiency for motorists.
Take extra care on the road this Easter
Holidaymakers are reminded the best recipe for a safe and smooth long weekend away is to plan your trip.