St Peters, Joslin Precinct Access Study

St Peters, Joslin Precinct Access Study

A precinct access study to inform future road infrastructure enhancements to improve safety, amenity, and local street access for all road users.

Fast facts

Status

Planning underway

Location

Northern Adelaide

The St Peters, Joslin Precinct Access Study covers the area bordered by Lower Portrush Road, Payneham Road, Stephen Terrace, and the River Torrens. The aim of the study is to assess road improvements to enhance safety, amenity, and local access for all users.

The key aims of the study are to:

  • Assess traffic movement and requirements into and out of the study area.
  • Evaluate the location and frequency of safe road crossings for people walking and riding.
  • Assess bus movement across Stephen Terrace at Sixth Avenue.
  • Align with the goals of the South Australian Transport Strategy for a safe, connected, accessible, liveable, sustainable and resilient transport system.

Community engagement

We are also seeking feedback from the community on how people access or travel through the study area and gain any views on areas for improvement at this location.

A short survey and interactive map were developed, and two information sessions were held, for community to share their thoughts and better understand experiences at the arterial road access points to and from the study area. The survey closed COB Monday 17 November 2025.

What's next

Following the study period, we will review all feedback received and prepare a summary of any identified impacts and recommendations. It’s important to note that any recommendations identified as a part of this study are currently unfunded.

It is important we carry out these studies to enable us to plan for future infrastructure priorities.

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