As part of Main Roads' Urban Road Safety Program, the Town will be delivering a number of simple, low-cost road safety improvements to ten intersections and two streets across Carlisle, Victoria Park and East Victoria Park.
The upgrades include mini roundabouts, raised platforms and speed hump plateaus. These road treatments are effective, low-cost safety upgrades that don’t require road widening, land changes or service relocations, and can be built quickly.
Full details of the upgrade locations and treatment types are shown below. These neighbourhood cells have been identified by Main Roads WA as areas with above average crash statistics.
Victoria Park
Note: the proposed raised platforms at Cargill/Washington and Cargill/Gloucester will replace the existing, outdated platforms at these intersections.
Carlisle
East Victoria Park
At this stage, the Town expects construction of the road safety upgrades to commence in mid-2023, however timeframes are subject to change and the Town will keep all affected residents informed about any upcoming works.
Feedback
If you have any feedback about the project, you can share this with us in a number of ways:
In person at the Town’s Administration Centre, 99 Shepperton Road Victoria Park (during opening hours)
For more information, check out our FAQs and resources or contact the Town’s Street Improvement Officer, Richard Gale at admin@vicpark.wa.gov.au or 9311 8111.
This project is fully funded by Main Roads WA.
As part of Main Roads' Urban Road Safety Program, the Town will be delivering a number of simple, low-cost road safety improvements to ten intersections and two streets across Carlisle, Victoria Park and East Victoria Park.
The upgrades include mini roundabouts, raised platforms and speed hump plateaus. These road treatments are effective, low-cost safety upgrades that don’t require road widening, land changes or service relocations, and can be built quickly.
Full details of the upgrade locations and treatment types are shown below. These neighbourhood cells have been identified by Main Roads WA as areas with above average crash statistics.
Victoria Park
Note: the proposed raised platforms at Cargill/Washington and Cargill/Gloucester will replace the existing, outdated platforms at these intersections.
Carlisle
East Victoria Park
At this stage, the Town expects construction of the road safety upgrades to commence in mid-2023, however timeframes are subject to change and the Town will keep all affected residents informed about any upcoming works.
Feedback
If you have any feedback about the project, you can share this with us in a number of ways:
In person at the Town’s Administration Centre, 99 Shepperton Road Victoria Park (during opening hours)
For more information, check out our FAQs and resources or contact the Town’s Street Improvement Officer, Richard Gale at admin@vicpark.wa.gov.au or 9311 8111.
