NSW Roads Network
Transport manages state roads and regional roads across NSW maintaining and coordinating maintenance and incident response and traffic management 24/7 every day of the year.
Greater Sydney State Road Network
Greater Sydney covers 12,368.2sq km and is made up of nearly 3,000 kilometres of state roads managed by Transport and around 21,000 kilometres of local roads managed by 35 local councils.
In Greater Sydney the 3,000 kms of state roads are made up of 270,000 roads assets including bridges, traffic signals, tunnels, cycleways, drainage systems, noise walls, safety barriers, road signs, warning signs and school safety zone signs.
To enhance the customer experience of using our road network we are spending $674m over the financial years of 2022, 2023 and 2024 on road maintenance in Greater Sydney, plus an estimated $312 million on works remediating road assets after the flooding and severe weather of 2022.
The road network is made up of key integral parts which are managed by teams focusing on their respective special needs.
Understanding the Roads Network
Understanding the Roads Network
Road Maintenance and Road Asset Management
TfNSW engages external providers to provide routine road maintenance and asset management services to state roads across Sydney’s road network.
Privately operated motorways
An important part of the Road Network is Sydney’s 160 kilometres of privately operated tolled motorways fully integrated with the state road network
Using Sydneys tunnels
The Roads network has a series of significant tunnels that provide effective, fast and safe routes for customers travelling around the city.
Sydney Harbour Bridge and Precinct Network
The Sydney Harbour Bridge Precinct is one of the most notable and important road network assets in Transport’s portfolio.
See real-time traffic information
Live Traffic NSW provides real-time information about incidents and changes in traffic conditions that may affect your journey.
View live traffic conditions
To view real-time traffic conditions for the NSW Roads Network, go toLiveTraffic NSW.
Share your feedback
We always want to hear your feedback on your driving experience or hear about problems you notice with road assets.