Proposed upgrade of the Pacific Highway at Tyndale Village : review of environmental factors

Publication information

Title

Proposed upgrade of the Pacific Highway at Tyndale Village : review of environmental factors

Agencies

Roads and Traffic Authority of New South Wales

Type

Report

Date published

1998-05

Description

The Pacific Highway is the principal road transport corridor between Sydney and Brisbane, the alternative inland route being the New England Highway. The Roads and Traffic Authority of NSW (RTA) has identified that the existing section of the Pacific Highway through Tyndale Village is of a lower standard than the highway to the north and south. The RTA is consequently proposing realignment of the 0.92 km length of the section of highway through Tyndale Village. The upgrade will provide a two lane carriageway with 3.5 m lanes, 2.0-3.0 m sealed shoulders, and 0.5-1.0 m sealed verges, and a 100 km/h standard alignment.

Language

English

Coverage

New South Wales

Copyright

© State of New South Wales

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