Stoney Creek Road and Kingsgrove Road, Kingsgrove

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Project overview

The NSW Government’s Bus Priority Infrastructure Program is improving the reliability and efficiency of bus services, while easing congestion for all road users.

Latest news

Mar 2021 - Work complete

Work has been completed on intersection improvements at Stoney Creek Road and Kingsgrove Road. We now have a new dedicated left turn lane from Stoney Creek Road into Kingsgrove Road. For more information please read our latest community update (PDF, 2.54Mb).

Project information

Background

Transport is adding a dedicated left turn lane on Stoney Creek Road (eastbound) into Kingsgrove Road between Croydon Road and Kingsgrove Road. The planned intersection improvements would reduce delays for bus customers and motorists for this busy and congested intersection.

The intersection is along a key bus route between Hurstville and Macquarie Park (410 bus service). The 490 and 492 bus services also travel through this intersection. Currently about 40 buses travel through the intersection every hour during the peak period. There are also more than 3,400 vehicles that travel through the intersection every hour during peak periods.

Project features

The proposed improvements to the intersection aim to minimise delays and improve bus travel reliability through the intersection and include:

  • A new dedicated left turn lane from Stoney Creek Road (eastbound) into Kingsgrove Road
  • Property adjustment and acquisition along Stoney Creek Road and Kingsgrove Road adjacent to the Kingsgrove High School
  • Removal of about 30 trees and shrubs from within the Kingsgrove High School
  • Relocation of underground utilities
  • Improved pedestrian facilities, including realignment of the existing footpath along the northern side of Stoney Creek Road into Kingsgrove Road.

Property impacts are:

  • To add the new dedicated turn lane, road widening will require land acquisition of a strip up to 3.3 metres wide from within Kingsgrove High School
  • About 30 trees and shrubs will be removed from within the widened area
  • The existing school fence at this location would also be relocated
  • Every effort will be made were possible to minimise the impact on the trees and shrubs. Replacement tree planting and landscaping will be carried out in consultation with the high school and council.

Project benefits

  • Improve the reliability of bus services and journey times through the intersection
  • Ease congestion and improve travel times for all road users particularly during peak periods
  • Improve traffic safety by providing a dedicated left turn lane into Kingsgrove Road
  • Improve efficiency of the intersection.

 

Project documents

 

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Community updates

Media releases

  • 18 March 2020

    A step closer to easing congestion through Kingsgrove.

Contact us

For further information about this project, please contact:

Phone: 1800 575 250

Email:buspriority@rms.nsw.gov.au

Write: BPIP project team, PO Box 973, Parramatta NSW 2124.