Jerrabomberra Traffic Campaign
- Project typeCapital works
- Project value$2 million
- Project scheduleConstruction to be completed by the end of 2026
Current work - 4 August 2026
Line marking is now largely complete on the northern side of Edwin Land Parkway, including on Carolyn Jackson Drive, parts of Halloran Drive and on Limestone Drive. There will be further line marking on Numeralia Drive and remainder of Halloran Drive as the concrete works are completed.
On the southern side of Edwin Land Parkway, in the coming week line marking will be coming to Stringybark Drive and Brudenell Drive.
The pedestrian fence has been installed on Edwin Land Parkway, which directs pedestrians to the crossing. Flashing pedestrian crossing warning signs are still to be installed.
Concrete works have begun, with work on Halloran Drive at the bus stops near Esmond Avenue. There will be more islands and kerb extensions along Halloran Drive.
There are around 16 sites where concrete works will be installed including pedestrian refuges, kerb extensions and slow points.
We have updated designs for Brudenell Drive, having recently finished consultation with residents. Once this scope is finalised, the work on Brudenell Drive is expected to be constructed last, along with additional footpath construction around Jerrabomberra.
Project background
An original project scope was determined through meetings with representatives from the Jerrabomberra Residents Association, previous project consultations and other feedback from the Jerrabomberra community.
The original scope focused on Edwin Land Parkway between Jerrabomberra Circle and Numeralia Drive/Stringybark Drive intersections. The aim was to support and promote active transport and improved pedestrian safety between both sides of Jerrabomberra by slowing vehicles in the focus area. The original scope included replacing the current roundabout at Edwin Land Parkway, Numeralia Drive and Stringybark Drive with traffic signals. After investigations to inform more accurate costs for traffic signals, the estimate was $3.2m, which exceeded the project budget.
Further traffic analysis was completed (speed, crash data and pedestrian activity) together with cost estimation of the proposed traffic treatments.
We consulted with the community around the original scope and alternative traffic treatments to address vehicle speed in Jerrabomberra. Traffic signals at Edwin Land Parkway, Stringybark Drive and Numeralia Drive were not supported by the community or by the traffic modelling, which showed a roundabout would perform better.
The new scope includes:
- Safety improvements at pedestrian crossing on the eastern leg of the Edwin Land Parkway, Stringybark Drive, Numeralia Drive roundabout
- Improved pedestrian crossing on Edwin Land Parkway near Jerrabomberra Circle by installing pedestrian fence (or similar), installing pedestrian walk signs and flashing slow down signs on approach to the existing crossing
- Traffic treatments at various appropriate locations in Jerrabomberra, with the following strategies:
- Separating vulnerable road users and cars by well-defined lanes in the road pavement, kerb extensions
- Pedestrian refuge islands and kerb extensions
- Horizontal chicane structures that narrow and separate lanes
- Line marking to delineate road median and shoulders
- Slow points
- Warning signs
This project is funded by the Australian Government, under the Investing in Our Communities Program.
Map of proposed scope of work
This map represents the currently proposed scope of work which is subject to change through design development, further community and stakeholder consultation, and refinement of construction cost estimates.
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Jerrabomberra Traffic Campaign