Changed traffic conditions for the Pacific Highway between Wells Crossing and Ballina
Monday 12 October 18 October 2020
Wells Crossing to Maclean
Where |
When |
Times |
Description |
Traffic control |
Wells Crossing, Franklins Road |
Tuesday to Friday |
6am to 6pm |
Construction site access/ Asphalt placement |
Speed reductions |
Glenugie to Wells Crossing |
Monday to Friday |
6am to 6pm |
Safety barrier removal |
Intermittent stops Southbound |
Wells Crossing, Parker Road |
Thursday |
6am to 6pm |
Sign installation and safety barrier installation |
Intermittent stops Northbound |
Maclean to Woodburn roadwork
Where |
When |
Times |
Description |
Traffic control |
Tabbimoble to New Italy |
Monday to Saturday |
6am to 6pm |
Safety barrier installation/ earthworks |
One lane alternate |
Operating the Pacific Highway
Operating the Pacific Highway means taking into account the factors impacting on the road network over its life, including weather conditions, traffic volume, heavy vehicle usage, ongoing maintenance and projects to make upgrades and improvements.Rest areas and Driver Reviver are strategically positioned to provide opportunities for drivers to take breaks when they recognise the warning signs of fatigue, which contributes significantly to travel safety and efficiency. View the NSW Rest Areas interactive map.Taking a break while driving long distances Roads and Maritime encourages drivers to 'stop, revive, survive'.Operating the road network
Heavy Vehicle Safety Stations
Heavy Vehicle Safety Stations are part of Roads and Maritime Services heavy vehicle compliance program, which include Roads and Maritime mobile enforcement and the Safe-T-Cam network across New South Wales. Find out more about Heavy Vehicle Safety Stations on the Pacific Highway.
Bypassed towns signage trial
The bypassed towns signage trial aims to encourage travellers to stop and visit bypassed towns in regional and rural NSW.
Roads and Maritime Services in consultation with Destination NSW has chosen Berry off the Princes Highway, Holbrook off the Hume Highway and Macksville off the new Pacific Highway to be involved in the pilot program.