Appin Road and St Johns Road upgrade

Overview

What’s this about?

Transport for NSW plans to improve the intersection of Appin Road and St Johns Road in Bradbury.

This work will improve safety and reduce delays, so the intersection continues to meet the needs of the community as the area grows.

These proposed changes include:

Appin Road

• Widen Appin Road to 3 lanes and install safety barriers southbound approaching the St Johns Road intersection.
• Realign and improve the existing right-turn lane on the northbound approach to St Johns Road.
• Improve the left-turn lane southbound from Appin Road into St Johns Road.
• Planting and maintenance of trees.

St Johns Road

• Widen St Johns Road to create 2 right turn lanes northbound onto Appin Road (heading towards Campbelltown). This will increase the number of vehicles that can turn right on each light change.
• Move and improve the left turn lane from St Johns Road into Appin Road to improve road user ability to see vehicles travelling along Appin Road.

General intersection improvements

• Pavement work on Appin Road and St Johns Road.
• New southbound on road cycling in the shoulder lane at the Appin Road and St Johns Road intersection.
• New footpaths, kerbs and gutters, street lighting, landscaping, line marking and signage.
• Improvements to existing utility services (water, power, communications) and installation of new services.

Subject to planning approval, construction is expected to start in 2026 and take around 12 months to complete. 

Have your say

Have your say on the Review of Environmental Factors (REF) by Sunday 10 August 2025.

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