Appin Road projects

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Project overview

The Australian and NSW governments are funding several projects along Appin Road (between Gilead and Appin) to improve safety and support affordable housing in the Greater Macarthur Growth Area.

Work is also being completed along Appin Road by Stockland, as part of a planning agreement with the NSW Department of Planning and Environment (also known as a Voluntary Planning Agreement).

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Latest news

September 2025

Appin Road Scoping Study 

Transport for NSW has developed the Appin Road Scoping Study to better understand how a section of Appin Road near Campbelltown town centre currently functions, potential issues and opportunities to improve road safety, access and connectivity in this area. 

The study identified a range of initiatives (short, medium and long term) that will provide improved infrastructure and encourage active and public travel modes, improvements to safety for all users, journey reliability and wayfinding. 

The first initiative delivered as part of this study is a CCTV camera installed at the Appin Road and Fitzgibbon Lane intersection. This will improve safety, enable better traffic flow and allow for a quicker response to incidents and emergencies.

We will keep the community updated as we continue to progress work identified as part of this study. 

About the projects

What we are doing

Appin Road is a key arterial road connecting southwest Sydney to the Illawarra. This busy state road caters to thousands of vehicles including freight trucks every day. 

Appin Road extends across the three Local Government Areas of  Campbelltown City Council, Wollondilly Shire Council and Wollongong City Council. Most of Appin Road is one lane in each direction, with some two-lane sections that  provide overtaking opportunities. 

Transport plans to provide improvements on Appin Road with the following projects:

Link Road Corridor Study 

Transport has also completed a study to identify a suitable route option for a link road between Appin Road, Gilead and Menangle Road, Menangle Park. The link road would support future housing growth and provide a key connection between Appin Road and Spring Farm Parkway Stage 1 and 2 and the Hume Highway at Menangle Park. Find out more about the Link Road Corridor Study

Biodiversity

Transport strives to protect and enhance biodiversity with the goal of achieving no net loss of biodiversity from these projects. Find out more about our Biodiversity guidelines and policies to protect and manage fauna and flora on projects.

Koala protection

 

Contact us

For further information about these projects, please contact:

Phone: 1800 684 490

Email:  projects@transport.nsw.gov.au

 

We strive to protect and enhance biodiversity with the goal of achieving no net loss of biodiversity as a result of our infrastructure development activities.