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Marion Road and Sir Donald Bradman Drive Intersection Upgrade

Marion Road and Sir Donald Bradman Drive Intersection Upgrade

Upgrading the Marion Road and Sir Donald Bradman Drive intersection to improve access and make your journey safer and more reliable.

Less time stuck in peak hour traffic.
Better connection to Adelaide Airport.
Safer pedestrian crossings.
New bike lanes for cyclists.

Fast facts

Status

Works underway.

Location

Marion Road and Sir Donald Bradman Drive intersection, Brooklyn Park.

Jobs created

125 full time equivalent jobs each year, boosting South Australia's economy.

Funding

$85 million from Australian and South Australian governments (50:50).

About the project

Marion Road and Sir Donald Bradman Drive are major commuter, freight and public transport routes with around 60,000 vehicles crossing the intersection daily. The intersection becomes very congested with long queues especially during peak times.

With increasing demand, the current intersection will not cater for future road user demands.

Works on this project are underway, aiming for completion in early 2026.

What's happening

To make your journey safer and more reliable, this upgrade will include:

  • increased through-lanes on Sir Donald Bradman Drive heading west and new dedicated turning lanes on Sir Donald Bradman Drive in both directions

  • extended storage for the left turn lane onto Sir Donald Bradman Drive heading west

  • new LED road lighting, asphalt, drainage, kerbing and gutters

  • upgraded pedestrian crossings at the intersection and on Marion Road, improving safety for pedestrians

  • new dedicated bicycle lanes on all approaches, improving safety for cyclists

  • urban design and landscaping.

Timeline

Early works

Early 2024.

Construction underway

Started late 2024.

Open to traffic

Early 2026.

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