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Majors Road Interchange

About the project

The Australian and South Australian Governments are jointly funding (50:50) the $120 million construction of new on/off ramps for the Southern Expressway at Majors Road. The project is expected to support approximately 245 jobs per year, averaged over the life of the construction period.

Majors Road is an important arterial road, providing a key connection between Lonsdale Road and Main South Road. Majors Road currently carries approximately 13,200 vehicles per day. The Southern Expressway carries approximately 74,000 vehicles per day between Darlington and the Reynella interchange and supports economic activity in Adelaide’s southern commercial and industrial areas, and facilitates tourist travel on the Fleurieu Peninsula.

The Majors Road Interchange Project will provide commuters in the southern suburbs further access to the Southern Expressway, whilst providing all commuters improved access to Glenthorne National Park - Ityamaiitpinna Yarta, Sam Willoughby International BMX Facility and Southern Soccer Facility from the Southern Expressway.

Final project completion is expected at the end of 2025.

Watch the fly-through video below to experience the artist's impression.

Concept design

Key changes to the design include:

  • widening of Majors Road from the Southern Expressway to Lonsdale Highway / Ocean Boulevard to provide two through lanes in both directions;
  • tree planting along the Shared Use Path next to Majors Road to improve amenity and achieve 50% shade coverage (upon maturity);
  • putting the powerlines underground along this section of Majors Road; and
  • realignment of the Patrick Jonker Veloway to improve the path orientation and sightlines.

Download the concept design.

Glenthorne National Park - Ityamaiitpinna Yarta

The concept design has been developed to include minimal impact to the Glenthorne National Park - Ityamaiitpinna Yarta. It also provides for no impact to significant vegetation and no impact to Glenthorne Farm. There is also no impact to the O’Halloran Hill Recreational Park.

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