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A safety initiative by Nolan’s Interstate Transport brought to you by Driver Reviver NEW SOUTH WALES DRIVER REVIVER STOPS ALBION PARK Northbound Wirriwin Rest Area, Kiama By COLLECTOR Wheatley VC Rest Area Federal Hwy RAIL pass Princes HWy 35 km South Goulburn ARDLETHAN Lions Park COOLAH Wheat Silos Ariah St Binnia Street , Coolah BALLINA Saunders Oval COONABARA Tourist Information Centre - John St Kerr Street BRAN BALRANALD Cnr Sturt Hwy & Swan Hill Rd COONAMBLE SES HQ Aberford St BATHURST Allan Morse Park COOTAMUND Wallendbeen Junction, Burley Griffin Gt Western Hwy, Havannah St RA Way BELLATA Sugar Park, Newell Hwy, opposite Police COWRA Boorowa Road & Mid-Western Station Highway BERESFIELD End F3, CULCAIRN Eric Thomas Park Olympic Hwy Lenaghans Rd & John Renshaw Drive BODALLA Bodalla Fire Station, Princes Hwy DARLINGTO Temp Closed N PT BOGGABRI Boggabri School, Wee Waa St DUBBO Macquarie Park, Macquarie St Dubbo BOOKHAM Rest Area, Hume Hwy EDEN Closed BOOROWA Marsden Street, Lachlan Valley Way EUSTON 8km west of Euston - Mildura side Boorowa Carey St & Sturt Hwy BORENORE Mitchell Monument FAULCONBRI Buttenshaw Park Cnr Forbes & Manildra Roads DGE Gt West Hwy, Faulconbridge BRAIDWOOD Ryrie Park FINLEY Newell Hwy Kings Highway BROWN'S FLAT Nerong, Pacific Hwy near Bulahdelah FORBES Victoria Park (Court St) Newell Highway - north BRUNSWICK Yelgum Rest Area GILGANDRA Martha Guy Rest Area, Newell HEADS Highway - 11km south BULGA National Parks Office GLEN INNES New England Highway & Meade St Putty Road & Inlet Rd BULAHDELAH Pacific Highway , Nerong Water Holes GRAFTON Big River Rdhouse, Liberty St & Pacific Hwy , Sth Grafton CANOWINDRA Public park GUYRA Rotary Park Rodd St New England Highway HARDEN Between Caltex Service Station & NABIAC Wang Wauk Rest Area Ambulance Station, Albury Street Pacific Highway HAY Truck rest area NARRABRI Tourist Info Centre Sturt Highway - 28km west Newell Highway HOLBROOK Submarine Park, Albury Street NARRANDER Tourist Information Centre A Newell Hwy & Bolton Street A safety initiative by Nolan’s Interstate Transport brought to you by Driver Reviver KANGAROO Ambulance Station Broughton St & ORANGE Next to Bunnings & Helicopter base, VALLEY Moss Vale Road Mitchell Hwy NEW ITALY Pacific Hwy - 12km south of Woodburn, OURIMBAH Ourimbah Interchange Pacific Hwy adjcent Museum KEMPSEY Pacific Hwy & Lachlan St PARKES Bushman's Dam Park , Info Centre Sth Kempsey (Tourist Info Centre) KEW info centre Nancy Bird Walton Drive PENROSE Hume Hwy near Mittagong Access from Pacific Highway FOREST Sthbound, past Mobil Service Stn KIAMA Nungarry Rest Area, Princes Hwy PORT Pacific Hwy & Fernbank Creek Rd MACQUARIE (RTA Depot)north of turnoff at Cassergrain Wines MT OUSLEY Mt Ousley Road (Princes Hwy) MUDGEE Info Bay, Sydney Road MACKSVILLE Junction Pacific Hwy & Scotts Head Road MULLALEY Mullaley Park 4750 Pacific Hwy, Way Way 2447 Oxley Highway To close during road works late 2014 MANILLA Coronation Park SANCTUARY Princes Hwy Main Road POINT Sussex Inlet turn off MATHOURA Rest Area SINGLETON Town Head Park Cobb Highway New England Hwy, East of town MENDOORAN Shire Park TABULAM Bruxner Highway Main Street MERRIWA Lions Park TAMWORTH Rotary Park Bettington & Brisbane Sts New England Hwy , 3kms north MICHELAGO Monaro Hwy, Sth of ACT URALLA New England Hwy 117 Bridge St MILPARINKA Barracks Visitor Info Cntr, Loftus St URUNGA Tourist Information Centre Pacific Highway MOLONG Mitchell Highway WARIALDA Gwyder Hwy Saleyards Eastern side town MOREE Newell Highway - Tourist Info Centre, cnr WELLINGTO Simpson St & Mitchell Highway Frome & Alice Sts N RAYMOND 12 Mile Rest Area Pacific Highway & WEST McCann Park TERRACE Medowie Rd Northbound & Southbound WYALONG Newell & Mid Western Hwys TEMORA Cnr Burley Griffin Way & Victoria Street WILCANNIA Centre Town next BP Service Stn TENTERFIELD Rotary Park Mass St & New England Hwy, NIMMITABEL Lake William, Monaro Highway TOCUMWAL Shell Depot, Dean Street (EASTER) Finley WILLOW New England Highway Fire Stn, Murray St other hols TREE TOORAWEENAH Newell Hwy WOOLGOOL Closed north of Gilgandra GA NARROMINE Mitchell Highway - 1 km west YASS Mundoonan Rest Area 30 km west Yass .
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