Safety improvements on Gladesville Road, Hunters Hill
Project overview
Transport for NSW is proposing a number of safety and congestion improvements at the intersection of Gladesville Road and Joubert Street (south), Hunters Hill.
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Have Your Say
We’re inviting the community to provide feedback on these proposed safety improvements:
- installing two, new, marked pedestrian crossings at both the Burns Bay Road exit ramp and neighbouring Joubert Street (north), which are currently unmarked
- extending the existing median strip on Gladesville Road, removing the ability for northbound vehicles to continue through the intersection or turn right onto Gladesville Road from Joubert Street (south).
See the notification for more information here (PDF, 392.84 KB).
Project information
Background
The intersection of Gladesville Road, Joubert and Church Streets experiences heavy congestion and delays due to current traffic flow movements through the area.
Based on feedback from Council and the community, Transport has identified potential improvements to the intersection to increase pedestrian safety, especially for students crossing both the Burns Bay Road exit ramp and Joubert Street (north) towards the nearby bus stop.
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Contact us
For further information about this project, please contact:
Phone: 1800 684 490