Roads and Maritime Services is introducing new safety measures to reduce the number of serious injuries to pedestrians on this busy stretch of Anzac Parade, Maroubra.
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APR
2020
APR 2020Work to start on pedestrian safety measures
On 5 May 2020, Transport for NSW will begin work to install new pedestrian safety measures on Anzac Parade, Maroubra, between Maroubra and Boyce roads. The work, affecting the northbound carriageway, involves erecting a 40 metre pedestrian safety fence and establishing a 'No Stopping' zone, to discourage unsafe road crossings.
More informationThe work is expected to be completed within a two week period, and involves two day shifts and four night shifts, weather permitting. For more information, you can view or download the April 2020 start-of-work notification (PDF, 745Kb).
MAR
2020
MAR 2020Consultation report on proposed safety measures
In February 2020, Transport for NSW released the consultation report on the proposed safety measures. In all, 15 submissions were received during the consultation period, which was held in July and August, 2019. These have been carefully considered by Transport for NSW.
More informationA summary of the submissions and the Transport for NSW responses are contained in the consultation report (PDF, 697Kb).
Project information
Between 2014 and 2018, five people were seriously injured in incidents involving cars and pedestrians over a short stretch of Anzac Parade’s northbound carriageway at Maroubra (between Maroubra and Boyce roads). New safety measures aim to reduce the risk of these incidents in the future.
The pedestrian safety improvements involve:
- a new 40‑metre pedestrian safety fence outside the entrance to Pacific Square shopping centre
- deterring pedestrian access across the northbound carriageway from the Anzac Parade median car park
The changes also include a new ‘No Stopping’ zone on the right lane near the Boyce Road intersection. This will involve a net-loss of 11 parking spaces.
The key benefits to the community include:
- deterring dangerous pedestrian activity along this stretch of road
- encouraging the use of nearby safe, signalised pedestrian crossings
- fewer incidents causing serious injury or worse.
Public consultation on the then-proposed measures was held in July and August 2019 (PDF, 555Kb). A report on the consultation outcomes was published in February 2020 (PDF, 972KB).
Project documents
Project notifications
| File | Title | Size |
|---|---|---|
| April 2020 start of work notification | 745Kb | |
| July 2019 project notification | 556Kb |
Community updates
| File | Title | Size |
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| March 2020 consultation report | 549Kb | |
| February 2020 consultation report | 972Kb |
Contact us
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Phone: 1800 677 700
Email: nswenquiries@vbajv.com.au