T2T – Torrens to Torrens Project

The Torrens Road to River Torrens Project is a 4km non-stop section of South Road between Ashwin Parade, Torrensville and Pym Street Croydon Park, including an upgrade to the parallel South Road surface road, providing significant travel time savings for commuters and freight.

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Temporary Closure of Cedar Avenue Pedestrian Bridge – Croydon

Published 17 March 2020

Works will be undertaken to install additional expansion joints in the concrete footpath on both approaches to the Cedar Avenue pedestrian bridge which crosses the lowered North-South Motorway. These works will be completed each day, between 7am-6pm from Tuesday 17 March until Friday 20 March. There will be speed and lane restrictions in place along the... read more

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OUTER HARBOR RAIL LINE ACTIVATED PEDESTRIAN CROSSINGS – 15-16 November 2019

Published 12 November 2019

OUTER HARBOR RAIL LINE PEDESTRIAN CROSSINGS STARTING 4 OCTOBER 2019

Published 1 October 2019

UPDATE: INSTALLATION OF ANTI-THROW SCREENS

Published 18 September 2019

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400,000 cubic metres of material has been excavated and relocated offsite (the majority of material re-used at Northern connector site).

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6080 soil nails have been installed

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21,420 square metres of shotcrete have been applied to form retaining walls.

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Approximately 1,750 fascia panels have been manufactured & installed. The panels are an architectural feature installed over the shotcrete walls.

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Approximately 8.5km of in-situ crash barrier installed along length of motorway

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70,000t of imported quarry product incorporated in lowered motorway pavements

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Over 50,000t of asphalt laid along the length of lowered motorway

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3 no. stormwater pump stations constructed (including sub-surface storage tanks)

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More than 50% of the asphalt used on the project is reclaimed, and its use will save 147 tonnes of carbon dioxide being released into the atmosphere.

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Innovative design reduced the amount of concrete being used in the lowered motorway by 75%.

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The T2T Project diverts 97% of waste away from landfill.

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The services relocation program undertaken as part of the T2T Project included the installation of 45 km optic fibre cable

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ITS for the T2T Project includes 72 digital thermal imaging cameras and 39 closed circuit television cameras