Fast facts

Status

Planning.

Location

Brighton Road, Ocean Boulevard and Scholefield Road junction, Seacliff Park.

Funding

Jointly funded by the Australian and South Australian governments.

About the project

We are installing new traffic signals at the junction of Brighton Road and Ocean Boulevard and Scholefield Road in Seacliff Park to improve accessibility and safety for all road users, pedestrians and cyclists.

Brighton Road and Ocean Boulevard is a major traffic, public transport and metropolitan cycling route. The new traffic signals will maintain a reliable level of service and safe access to the road networks.

The upgrade will also improve pedestrian and cyclist access and safety through the creation of new cycling and pedestrian pathways and local connections.

This project is jointly funded by the Australian and South Australian governments as part of the Brighton Road Intersection Upgrades

What's happening

Design features include:

• Installation of new traffic signals, including Pedestrian Actuated (push button) Crossing signals.
• Extension and duplication of the left-hand turning lanes from Scholefield Road onto Brighton Road.
• Extension of the right-hand turn lane from Brighton Road into Scholefield Road.
• New and upgraded pedestrian and cyclist pathways and connections.
• Landscaping.
  

The upgrade will also support the new Seacliff Village development which is proposed to provide around 700 new dwellings, across a mix of townhouses and apartments, as well as a new town centre that will be developed adjacent Scholefield Road.

Following early on-site investigations, planning and design activities, an initial concept design has been developed.

Concept design

Community engagement

Community feedback will play an important role in informing the final design. It is important for us to understand what’s important to you, how you move around the area and your thoughts on landscaping and improvements to the amenity of the area.

Two community drop-in sessions were hosted at the Brighton RSL on Thursday 28 May 2026 and Saturday 30 May 2026. Thank you to those that attended the sessions and provided their local insights.

Community feedback is open until 5pm, Friday 3 July 2026. You can provide your feedback and local insights by:

• completing the survey
• email or call us directly

Next steps

Design, planning and survey activities will continue through 2026 with construction expected to commence in 2027.

We will have more information to share about the design and construction timeframes later in 2026.

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Contact

Engagement team

• dit.engagement@sa.gov.au
• 1300 794 880