Oatley Hurstville Road safety works head to detailed design

A speed hump, kerb blisters and new line markings are planned for Hurstville Road, with heavy-vehicle turning paths and pedestrian space to be assessed before construction.

Council: Georges River Council

Meeting: 26 August 2026


BRIEF

Georges River Council’s transport forum has advanced a Hurstville Road safety package in Oatley to detailed design, subject to capital funding. The proposal includes a speed hump, kerb blisters and signage west of Ada Street, while line markings at Judd Street have been approved for installation. Heavy-vehicle turning paths and pedestrian safety will shape the design.


KEY FACTS

- A speed hump, kerb blisters, signage and related safety works west of Ada Street were endorsed for detailed design.

- The Hurstville Road works are subject to funding from Georges River Council’s Traffic Program Capital Works budget.

- Line markings at the Hurstville Road and Judd Street intersection were approved for installation.

- The design will assess the existing painted chevron island and heavy-vehicle turning paths.

- Fencing or landscaping near the speed hump and pedestrian refuge will be considered during design.

- The package is not yet approved for construction.


SOURCES

https://georgesriver.infocouncil.biz/RedirectToDoc.aspx?URL=Open/2026/08/LTF_26082026_MIN.PDF

https://minutesradar.com/news/georges-river-infocouncil-local-transport-forum-26-aug-2026-26-aug-2026-minutes-oatley-hurstville-road-safety-works-head-to-detailed-design/


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