Tumut to Hume Highway Draft Corridor Strategy

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Tumut to Hume Highway Draft Corridor Strategy

Tumut to Hume Highway (Snowy Mountains Highway and Gocup Road) Draft Corridor Strategy Priorities map Gundagai Reconstruct and widen near the abattoir Widen road shoulders and install concrete drain Widen road shoulders Hume Highway Install southbound overtaking lane Install heavy duty road pavement Widen road Install heavy duty road pavement Investigate improvements to address safety issues at this location, 1km east Install northbound overtaking lane of the Hume Highway interchange Widen road shoulders Reconstruct and widen Widen road shoulders Road widening and straightening curves Gocup Road Road widening and straightening curves Snowy Mountains Highway Reconstruct and widen Widen road Install safety barriers on the approaches to Gilmore Creek Bridge Widen road shoulders Gocup Road Upgrade Works Investigate safety improvements at Investigate improvements at the intersection of Widen road shoulders the intersection of Snowy Mountains Snowy Mountains Highway and Gocup Road and Tumut to Hume priorities Highway and Lynch Street on the curve at Gilmore Creek Bridge Install safety barrier on bridge and approaches Provide appropriate measures to reduce Install safety barrier on outside of curve and widen curve conﬂict between turning and through traffic Investigate overtaking lanes near Carter-Holt mill Road Corridor west of Adelong Widen intersection approach curve Tumut State Road Adelong Improve line marking at Snowy Mountains Highway intersections between Investigate the need for a rest area Whatmans Lane and Gilmore Mill Road; improve layout and install Regional Road west of Adelong due to the Visy curfew lighting at Snowy Mountains Highway and Tumut to Jingellic Road intersection; widen road to allow right turning vehicles to be passed Investigate improvements to straighten curves near the intersection of the Snowy Mountains Investigate improvements to address Kilometres Highway and Jingellic to Gilmore Road, taking safety issues at this location 0 1 2 3 4 5 into consideration eventual bridge replacement © Roads and Maritime Services 2015, © Land and Property Information 2015 Jingellic to Gilmore Road.

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