- Park Terrace, Robe Terrace, Walkerville Terrace and Mann Road Intersection Upgrade
- State Aquatic Centre and GP Plus Health Care Centre
- Adelaide Convention Centre
- Adelaide Crafers Highway
- Bakewell Underpass
- Gawler Rail Revitalisation
- Belair Line Renewal
- Darlington Upgrade Project
- Mawson Connector
- Port Adelaide Viaduct Upgrade
- Tramline Extension - Victoria Square to City West
- Victor Harbor Road / Main South Road Junction
- Riverbank Bridge
- Bald Hills Road Interchange
- Humbug Scrub Roundabout
- Port Road, Queenstown bike lanes
- Penola Northern Bypass Project
- Lobethal Freight Access Upgrade
- Main South Road, Candy Road and Lander Road Intersection Upgrade
- Streets for People: Hart Street
- Regional Bridges Project
- Greenhill Road Median Safety Improvements
- Greenhill Road and Portrush Road intersection safety upgrade
- Main North Road Realignment via Anama Lane
- Park Tce/Fitzroy Tce/Torrens Rd Upgrade
- Findon Road Painted Median Scheme
- Transverse Line Marking - Cudlee Creek
- Marion Road Planning Study
- Blythewood Road Pedestrian Crossing and Painted Median Project
- Naracoorte Roundabout Upgrades
- O G Road and Turner Street Junction Upgrade
- Arthur Road
- Fosters Road Painted Median Scheme
- Main North Road/Dalkeith Road Intersection Upgrade
- Gawler Street Pedestrian Crossing, Nuriootpa
- O.G. Road and Payneham Road Junction Upgrade
- Signalisation of Bridge Road and Maxwell Road, Pooraka
- Regency Road and Churchill Road, Prospect, Intersection Upgrade
- North East Road and Sudholz Road Safety Improvements
- Main North Road Median Upgrade - George McCullum Road and Curtis Road
- Kroemer Crossing Roundabout Upgrade
- Torrens Street and Crozier Road Roundabout
- Port Road, West Lakes Boulevard and Cheltenham Parade intersection upgrade
- Fullarton Road Upgrade – Magill Road to Beulah Road
- Onkaparinga Valley Road / Woodside Road Roundabout
- Birkenhead Bridge
- Gawler East Link Road Project
- City Tram Extension
- Oaklands Crossing
- Flinders Link Project
- Adelaide Railway Station Refurbishment
- South Road Superway
- Thomas Foods International access
- Safety Upgrades on Eight Country Roads
- Stebonheath and Womma Roads Intersection Upgrade
- Stephen Terrace and Ninth Avenue Pedestrian/Cyclist Improvements
- Main North Road, Kings and McIntyre Roads Intersection Upgrade
- Port River Expressway
- Railcar Depot Relocation
Port Road, Queenstown (Old Port Road to Tapleys Hill Road) – full time parking and bicycle lane installation
About the project
The Department of Infrastructure and Transport (DIT) has improved safety for all road users and parking conditions for local businesses on Port Road between Old Port Road and Tapleys Hill Road through the construction of full time parking spaces and bicycle lanes.
As the traffic volumes on this stretch of Port Road can be efficiently catered for by two lanes, the project removed one vehicle lane in each direction to provide space for full time on-street parking and full time bicycle lanes. This, in turn, has delivered a safer road environment for everyone through the provision of dedicated road space for parking and for people riding bicycles.
The works included:
- retention of all existing movements at the intersection of Port Road and Old Port Road
- reconfiguration of the previous environment to a two lane road, with a full time kerbside parking lane and a full time bicycle lane alongside it, for road users travelling towards Port Adelaide
- reconfiguration of the previous environment, commencing between Brougham Place and Earle Avenue, to a two lane road, with a full time kerbside parking lane and a full time bicycle lane alongside it, for road users travelling towards Adelaide.
For more information:
If you have questions relating to this project, contact DIT by:
- telephone: 1300 794 880
- email: dpti.communityrelations@sa.gov.au
Public drop-in Information Sessions were held for this project on Monday 5 November and Tuesday 6 November.
This project was delivered in response to feedback received from Port Road businesses, and formed part of the State Government’s $1.4 million Cycling and Pedestrian Safety - Improve Safety for Vulnerable Road Users Program.