Major upgrades on a 33-kilometre section of Indian Ocean Drive, between Leeman and Brand Highway in WA, are about to begin.
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Eyre Highway reopens following flooding
The 709km stretch of the Eyre Highway between Norseman and Eucla has now reopened, after heavy rainfall and flooding wreaked havoc on parts of WA’s road network.
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Upgrades continue on $250 million Great Eastern Highway project
Major upgrades continue to take shape on this Perth to Kalgoorlie link, with a $24 million contract awarded for an 11-kilometre section between Southern Cross and Ghooli, southwest of Kalgoorlie.
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$710,000 driving simulator aims ‘to make WA roads safer’
A new state government-funded high-tech driving simulator will allow researchers to get behind the wheel and test new road designs before they’re even built.
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$50 million in upgrades for key WA freight route
A key WA freight route is set to undergo major upgrades as part of a $50 million package of works.
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Albany Ring Road only months from completion as $37 million flyover project announced
With the Albany Ring Road on track to open by mid-2024, details have been announced about a new $37 million flyover that will begin construction later in the year.
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Government announces $178m boost for transport in WA
The Cook Labor government has announced a funding boost for transport in regional Western Australia with an additional $178 million for a wide range of initiatives.
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Tonkin Highway extension expected to improve efficiency of truck movements
The extension of Tonkin Highway to the South Western Highway is another step closer with an Expression of Interest just released for contractors to tender for the WA project.
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$12.2m Esperance Port upgrade will improve access for B-triples
Once Esperance Port upgrades are complete, heavy vehicles will have easier port access and a more streamlined route that avoids unsafe interactions and challenging turning circles.
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Major road funding boost for local councils
Local councils around Australia appear to be the biggest winners from the recent infrastructure spending probe by the federal government with a doubling of the funding they get to fix their crumbling roads.
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