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VICTORIAN BUDGET 18/19
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Upgrading our suburban roads

Truck driving on suburban road

Investment $2.2 billion

Our suburbs are growing rapidly, and our road network is feeling the pinch. That’s why this Budget invests almost $2.2 billion in the Suburban Roads Upgrade in Melbourne’s northern and south-eastern suburbs, building on the Western Roads Upgrade funded in last year’s budget. This will upgrade and improve the local roads that drivers in Melbourne’s outer suburbs use every day.

What will the money be used for?

The Victorian Budget 2018/19 includes investments for:

Suburban Roads Upgrade northern arterial roads

The Suburban Roads Upgrade includes duplication and upgrade works to northern arterial roads including:

  • Childs Road, from Beaumont Crescent to Prince of Wales Avenue, Mill Park
  • Craigieburn Road, from Mickleham Road to Hume Highway, Craigieburn
  • Epping Road, from Craigieburn Road to Memorial Avenue, Epping
  • Fitzsimmons Lane, Templestowe
  • Sunbury Road, from Bulla-Diggers Rest Road to Powlett Street, Sunbury
  • Yan Yean Road from Kurrak Road Yarrambat to Bridge Inn Road Doreen, and Bridge Inn Road, from Plenty Road to Yan Yean Road Doreen

Suburban Roads Upgrade south-eastern arterial roads

The Suburban Roads Upgrade will include duplication and upgrade works to south-eastern arterial roads including:

  • Golf Links Road, from Peninsula Link to Baxter-Tooradin Road, and Grant Road, from Baxter-Tooradin Road to Frankston-Flinders Road, Langwarrin South
  • Healesville – Koo Wee Rup Road, from Princes Freeway to Manks Road, Pakenham
  • Hallam North Road, from Heatherton Road to James Cook Drive, Endeavour Hills
  • Lathams Road, from Oliphant Way to Frankston-Dandenong Road, Carrum Downs
  • Narre Warren – Cranbourne Road, from Thompsons Road to South Gippsland Highway, Cranbourne
  • Pound Road West, new bridge over Cranbourne rail line to connect Pound Road West and Remington Drive, Dandenong South
  • Thompsons Road, including signalised intersection upgrades at Dandenong-Frankston Road and Narre Warren – Cranbourne Road

The Budget also provides:

Road repairs across metropolitan Melbourne

$116 million to repair roads across metropolitan Melbourne to improve safety on our road network.

Encourage more Victorians to walk or ride

$22.7 million for projects that encourage more Victorians to walk or ride.

Strengthen bridges across Victoria

$21.1 million to strengthen bridges across Victoria, including bridges on key freight routes, the St Kilda Junction tram bridge and other related bridge upgrades.

Media releases

Fixing The Suburban Roads You Rely On Every Day

Building A Better Craigieburn Road

Building A Better Epping Road

Building A Better Childs Road

Building A Better Sunbury Road

Building A Wider And Safer Hallam North Road

Building A Better Bridge Inn Road And Yan Yean Road

Building A Better Lathams Road

Building A Better Pound Road West

Building A Better Golf Links Road

Building A Better Healesville-Koo Wee Rup Road

Building A Better Fitzsimons Lane

The big projects our state needs

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