Pacific Highway duplication at Lisarow - Pacific Highway

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Project overview

The NSW Government invested $178 million to upgrade the Pacific Highway between Ourimbah Street and Parsons Road at Lisarow. The project was completed in 2023.

The upgrade has improved traffic flow and safety for around 30,000 motorists travelling on this section of highway each day.

The upgrade forms part of ongoing planning and design of the bypass of Gosford along the Pacific Highway and Manns Road corridor.

More information on the Gosford Bypass project can be found here.

Project information

Benefits

Key benefits of the upgrade include:

  • Improved traffic flow and travel times on the Pacific Highway
  • Improved connections to the local road network
  • Improved safety for all road users
  • Improved pedestrian and cycle network.

Key features

  • Two lanes in each direction on the Pacific Highway
  • A new bridge over the rail line, replacing the existing narrow bridge near Railway Crescent
  • New traffic lights at the Railway Crescent and Tuggerah Street (formerly Macdonalds Road) intersections with the Pacific Highway
  • Upgrading the existing traffic lights at The Ridgeway
  • Improved pedestrian and cycle paths along and across the highway
  • Improved access to the parking area at Lisarow Railway Station.

Community information

Project notifications

Community updates

No current updates.

Project documents

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Reports

Noise assessment

Review of Environmental Factors report

Submissions reports

Contact us

For further information about this project, please contact:

Phone: 1800 560 667

Give feedback Online: Complaints and Feedback 

Mail: Transport for NSW Central Coast Office, Locked Bag 2030, Newcastle NSW 2300.