Epping Bridge Project

Transport for NSW is seeking feedback on the concept design and Review of Environmental Factors for Epping Bridge Project.
The new wider bridge will have seven lanes of traffic, a shared walking and bike riding path, new bridge safety screens and central raised median
The new wider bridge will have seven lanes of traffic, a shared walking and bike riding path, new bridge safety screens and central raised median

What’s this about?

The Australian and NSW governments are investing $220 million in funding to replace Epping Bridge at Epping, NSW with a new, wider bridge to ease congestion, reduce travel times and improve road safety.

Epping Bridge is 124 years old. The evolution of the project from a bridge widening to a bridge replacement project will provide the community with a safer and more efficient bridge for decades to come.

Epping Bridge is congested in peak periods, with high levels of traffic delay and queuing down Epping Road. The project proposes replacing the existing 5 lane bridge with a new 7 lane bridge to unlock vital road capacity for the 63,000 vehicles that cross the bridge each day.

The project will benefit the community by:

  • Increasing road capacity, improving traffic flow and travel times from the provision of 2 new traffic lanes over the bridge – an additional westbound lane into Beecroft Road and additional right turn lane southbound into Blaxland Road.
  • Improved road safety from the additional traffic lanes, raised central median, bridge safety screens and upgrade of the traffic signals at the intersection of Epping Road, Blaxland Road and Langston Place.
  • Improved connectivity to Epping Town Centre, Epping Station and bus interchange for all modes of transport.
  • Enhanced pedestrian and cyclist safety and mobility from the new shared walking and bike riding path on the southern side of the bridge and upgrades to pedestrian crossings on Epping Road, Bridge Street and High Street.

Have your say

Have your say by Monday 7 October 2024. 

There are 5 ways to provide feedback as listed below, including at one of our community drop-in sessions.


Community drop-in sessions

13 September 2024 to 3 October 2024

You can leave feedback at 1 of our community drop-in sessions. We will be holding drop- in sessions at:

  • Epping Station
  • Carlingford Court
  • Eastwood Shopping Centre
  • Coles Epping.

For dates and times of the community drop-in sessions visit the project web page.

Online consultation

13 September 2024 to 7 October 2024

Leave a comment on the interactive map

Email

13 September 2024 to 7 October 2024

parramatta@transport.nsw.gov.au

Postal submission

13 September 2024 to 7 October 2024

Address: Director Environment and Sustainability (Rail Development and Delivery), Transport for NSW, 4 Parramatta Square, 12 Darcy Street, Parramatta, NSW 2150

Phone

13 September 2024 to 7 October 2024
9:00am to 5:00pm

Phone: 1800 979 577

Consultation period

From:13 September 2024
To:7 October 2024

See consultation methods

More information

Email: Project team
Phone: 1800 979 577
Agency Website
Consultation Website

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