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REGIONAL ROADS 2018/19 (Approved Budget) Road Trauma Trust Account - Regional Run Off Road Crashes Great Southern Region Albany Highway (Kojonup to Balgarup Road) Widen and seal shoulders to 2.0m, install line marking, audible edge lines and minor intersection $2,600,000 treatments. South Coast Highway (Albany to Willyung Section and Henry Street to Willyung Road) $130,000 Final seal and install audible edge lines. Total Great Southern Region $2,730,000 South West Region South Western Highway (Ordnance Road to Walpole) $750,000 Widen and seal shoulders to 1.5m, Improve clear zone, install line marking and audible edge lines. South Western Highway (Waroona to Yarloop) Widen and seal shoulders to 2.5m, remove vegetation, install barriers at various locations, install $900,000 600mm centre line and audible edge lines. Pinjarra Williams Road (Dwellingup to Murray Shire Boundary) $2,900,000 Widen and seal shoulders to 2.0m, improve clear zone, install line marking audible edge lines. South Western Highway (Wokalup to Brunswick) Widen and seal shoulders to 2.5m, remove vegetation, install barriers at various locations, install $2,400,000 600mm centre line and audible edge lines. Caves Road (Yallingup to Wildwood Road) $200,000 Widen and seal shoulders to 1.0m and install safety barrier at selected sections. Bussell Highway at Treeton Road (Cowaramup Townsite north) $720,000 Widen and seal shoulders and minor intersection improvement. South Western Highway (Quinninup to Middleton Road) $450,000 Widen and seal shoulders to 1.0m, improve clear zone, install line marking. Total South West Region $8,320,000 Page 1 of 3 2018/19 (Approved Budget) Road Trauma Trust Account - Regional Run Off Road Crashes Mid West - Gascoyne Region Indian Ocean Drive (South of Jurien Bay) $100,000 Widen and seal shoulders to 1.5m, install line marking and audible edge lines. Burkett Road (East of Minilya-Exmouth Road) $200,000 Widen and seal shoulders, improve road geometry. Shark Bay Road $100,000 Widen and seal shoulders to 1.0m, install line marking and audible edge lines. Great Northern Highway $200,000 Widen and seal shoulders to 1.0m, install line marking and audible edge lines. Great Northern Highway $2,000,000 Widen and seal Shoulders to 1.0m, install line marking and audible edge lines. Total Mid West - Gascoyne Region $2,600,000 Goldfields - Esperance Region Great Eastern Highway (West of Anzac Drive) $3,800,000 Widen and seal shoulders to 2.0m, install line marking and audible edge lines. Total Goldfields - Esperance Region $3,800,000 Kimberley Region Great Northern Highway $1,000,000 Widen and seal shoulders to 1.0m, install line marking and audible edge lines. Total Kimberley Region $1,000,000 Page 2 of 3 2018/19 (Approved Budget) Road Trauma Trust Account - Regional Run Off Road Crashes Pilbara Region Paraburdoo Tom Price Road $2,700,000 Widen and seal shoulders to 1.5m, install line marking and audible edge lines. Paraburdoo Tom Price Road $2,620,000 Widen and seal shoulders to 1.5m, install line marking and audible edge lines. Paraburdoo Tom Price Road $1,230,000 Widen and seal shoulders to 1.5m, install line marking and audible edge lines. Total Pilbara Region $6,550,000 Total - Road Trauma Trust Account - Regional Run Off Road Crashes $25,000,000 Page 3 of 3 .

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