Recently, we've completed safety upgrades on six sections of the Bay Trail in Black Rock, Sandringham and Brighton. Aligning with Goal 2 of the Integrated Transport Strategy 2018-2028, these works improve visibility and trail safety to help reduce collision risk, and enhance the user experience for pedestrians and cyclists.
The completed works included demolishing, realigning and reconstructing sections of the Bay Trail, modifications and reinstatement of some existing retaining walls, new line marking, updated signage, tree pruning (B13), the installation of speed humps (B12 and B13), new coloured road surfacing (B11, B12 and B13), and minor traffic safety improvements at all locations.
Upgrade locations:
Black Rock
- Driveway entrance to B13 car park, opposite 212 and 225 Beach Road.
- Realigning sections of the trail and retaining wall modifications opposite 199 and 233 Beach Road.
Brighton
- Sections of the trail between Miller Street and Bay Street.
Sandringham
- Driveway entrance to B11 car park, opposite Sims Street.
- Driveway entrance to B12, oppositeMasefield Avenue.
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