Infrastructure, Road and Footpath Construction

On Wednesday 28 October the Managed Motorways project will be laying asphalt on each of the remaining maintenance bays. During this process there will be rolling road closures on the Crafers ramps:

Crafers off-ramp (outbound)
9:30am - 12:30pm

Crafers on-ramp (outbound)
11:30am - 2:30pm

Detours will be in place during these times.

More information on this project is available here: https://engage.ahc.sa.gov.au/south-eastern-freeway-managed-motorway-construction-works

A project updating Newman Road in Charleston is currently underway, with works expected to continue until mid-November (weather dependant).

The full range of construction includes:

• Formalised asphalt cark park adjacent to the tennis courts, playground and hall
• Bio-gardens in the car park area
• A new sealed asphalt footpath connecting the car park to the Amy Gillet Bikeway
• A new Amy Gillet Bikeway connection to join the section south of Newman Road to the section north of Newman Road
• New kerbing to assist with parking control, pedestrian separation, and stormwater management
• Upgrades to stormwater pipes and pit
• New asphalt up to the bridge before Jocelyn Avenue.

What: Adelaide Hills Council will be commencing renewal of a section of footpath between Turner Crescent and Howard Drive.

When: Monday 2^nd November to Friday 13^th November (weather permitting).

Why: The current footpath surface has deteriorated which is creating trip hazards and drainage issues.

Important information:

• The entire footpath will be closed while the works take place.
• Please find an alternative route during this time.
• The works will take place between 7am and 5pm, Monday to Friday.

More information:

Please contact Craig Cockshell on 8408 0576 or email ccockshell@ahc.sa.gov.au

Summary

The SA Government is developing a new Road Safety Strategy to reduce lives lost and serious injuries on our roads. The strategy will guide decisions and investment, with a focus on the safe movement of people throughout the State.

Whether you drive, ride, are a pedestrian or passenger, you have the opportunity to shape the actions needed to enable us to travel and interact safely on our roads.

Department of Infrastructure and Transport want to better understand:

• how you travel around your community
• what you see as the goals for improving road safety over the next ten years
• where issues are a priority to be addressed in the Road Safety Strategy.

Help the Department of Infrastructure and Transport to develop a new Strategy that meets the needs of the community and supports South Australians to safely travel to work, school, shops and their homes.

Get involved

Read the issues paper and summary, both outlining what we know about road safety and what road safety looks like for different road users.

Have your say by:

• completing the online survey
• emailing us DIT.RoadSafety@sa.gov.au

Take part now: https://yoursay.sa.gov.au/decisions/south-australia-s-road-safety-strategy-to-2031/about

Closing date: 5 pm, Monday 2 November 2020

The South Eastern Freeway - Managed Motorway Measures Project, jointly funded by the Australian Government and South Australian Government, is scheduled to commence construction in April 2020.

The project will convert the existing emergency lane into a third full time travel lane and implement a Managed Motorway on both the up and down tracks of the South Eastern Freeway between Crafers and Stirling.

The three lane Managed Motorway will include an Intelligent Transport System, with variable speed limits and a Lane Use Management system. This will enable the allocation and control of lanes across the freeway to improve safety and traffic flow.

More information available here: https://engage.ahc.sa.gov.au/south-eastern-freeway-managed-motorway-construction-works