Works on rebuilding the 2.3-kilometre section of MacKinnons Bridge-Noorat Road in Noorat, Victoria have begun.
Targeting a section of road between the Princes Highway and Blacks Drive, the rehabilitation works will be completed by the end of April – weather permitting.
During these works, single lane closures will be in place, along with reduced speed limits, and traffic management teams will help drivers travel safely through the site.
These works follow major upgrades to the 3.5-kilometre section of Terang-Mortlake Road, near McCrae Street, which is set to be completed next month.
The works are included in this year’s $964 million road maintenance blitz across the state.
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Melissa Horne, Minister for Roads and Road Safety said crews are working tirelessly to rebuild, repair and resurface roads across the state.
“We’re ensuring that roads in the south west, like MacKinnons Bridge-Noorat and Terang-Mortlake Roads, are stronger, smoother, and built to last,” she said.
Jacinta Ermacora, Local Member for Western Victoria said crews are rebuilding MacKinnons Bridge-Noorat Road to ensure the road remains durable and dependable for drivers who rely on it each and every day.
For more information, https://transport.vic.gov.au/