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Cycling and Pedestrian Improvements

We are delivering critical road safety upgrades and improvements on remote, regional, and urban roads, and footpaths and cycle paths around South Australia. The $168 million program is jointly funded by the Australian (50%) and South Australian (50%) Governments over three years.

The program has allocated $37 million for improvements to footpaths, cycleways and a number of new and upgraded Bicycle and Pedestrian Actuated (push-button) Crossings.

An analysis of pedestrian crashes over a five-year period (2018-2022) shows the majority (70%) of pedestrian lives lost and serious injuries occurred between intersections, with 3% of these occurring at pedestrian crossings. Actuated crossings will improve safety and accessibility for people crossing at those busy roads between intersections.

Work Locations

Roads set to receive Bicycle and Pedestrian Actuated Crossings (BPAC/PAC) and new or upgraded pedestrian refuges under the program include:

LocationScopeStart DateLatest News
Old Princes Highway, LittlehamptonPedestrian Refuge

8 November 2024, weather permitting

View latest update
East Terrace, StrathalbynKoala Crossing

Late 2024

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St Bernards Road, HectorvillePAC

November 2024

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Grange Road, Allenby GardensPAC

Underway

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South Road, Mile EndBPAC

Underway

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Grand Junction Road, Gepps CrossPAC

Planning Underway*

 
Grange Road, Henley BeachPAC

Mid-2025

View latest update

Works Notice

*Dates in the future are indicative

Completed Locations
LocationScopeCompletedConcept
Lyndoch Road, Gawler EastPAC

Mid-October 2024

View concept design
St Bernards Road, RostrevorPedestrian Refuge

August 2024

View concept design

Further Information

For more information, or to receive future updates about the pedestrian and cycling upgrades as part of the Road Safety Program please: