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VICTORIAN CLASS 2 B-DOUBLE ROUTE ACCESS LISTS FEBRUARY 2014 TABLE A – PROHIBITED ARTERIAL ROADS WHICH B-DOUBLES MUST NOT USE (Including roads with prohibited bridges) ROAD MUNICIPALITY Acheron Way Murrindindi and Yarra Ranges Albert Road, between Kings Way and Canterbury Road Port Phillip Alexandra Avenue, between Grange Road and Williams Road North Stonnington Ararat-St.Arnaud Road, between Buangor-Ben Nevis Road Ararat and Pyrenees and Wright Street Arthurs Seat Road Mornington Peninsula Avenel–Nagambie Road, between Goulburn Valley Highway Strathbogie and Spencer Road Barkers Road, between Yarra River and Church Street Boroondara Beach Road (Beach Street, Beaconsfield Parade, Jacka Boulevard, Bayside, Kingston and Port Phillip Marine Parade, Ormond Esplanade, St.Kilda Street, Esplanade) Beech Forest Road, between Lardners Road and Haines Junction Colac–Otway Beechworth–Wodonga Road (Beechworth Road), between Thomas Wodonga Mitchell Drive and Pearce Street Bells Beach Road Surf Coast Benalla-Winton Road (Bridge Street), between Midland Highway Benalla (Nunn Street) and Benalla-Tatong Road (Smythe Street) Benalla-Yarrawonga Road, between St.James Road Moira and Lake Rowan Road Benambra–Corryong Road East Gippsland and Towong Bendigo–Maryborough Road, between Pyrenees Highway Central Goldfields and Gladstone Street Bendigo–Redesdale Road (Mitchell Street and Miller Street), Greater Bendigo between Myers–Wills Street and Sternberg Street Bogong High Plains Road Alpine Bonang Road, north of Sardine Creek Road East Gippsland Boolarra–Mirboo North Road Latrobe and South Gippsland Boolarra Road, south of Boolarra South Latrobe Bright–Tawonga Road Alpine Brunswick Street, between Alexandra Parade and St Georges Road Yarra Brunton Avenue Melbourne Buckland Gap Road Indigo and Wangaratta Burgundy Street (Bell Street Road) Banyule Burke Road North, between Eastern Freeway and Lower Banyule Heidelberg Road Cameron Drive Macedon Ranges Canterbury Road Port Phillip Carlisle–Colac Road Colac–Otway City Road, between Clarendon Street and Ferrars Street Melbourne and Port Phillip Clarendon Street Melbourne and Port Phillip Cobden–Port Campbell Road, between Warrnambool– Cobden Corangamite Road and Scotts Creek Cohuna–Echuca Road Campaspe 2 ROAD MUNICIPALITY Colac–Lavers Hill Road between Great Ocean Road Colac–Otway and Beech–Forest Road Dargo Road, north of Beverleys Road East Gippsland Dartmouth Road Towong Deans Marsh–Lorne Road Surf Coast Dohertys Road, between Grieve Parade and Fitzgerald Road Wyndham Don Road, between Warburton Highway and Donna Buang Road Yarra Ranges Donna Buang Road, between Acheron Way and Badger Weir Road Yarra Ranges Euroa–Mansfield Road, between Galls Gap Road Strathbogie and Mansfield and Maroondah Highway Ferrars Street Port Phillip Forrest–Apollo Bay Road, between Forrest and Tanybryn Colac–Otway Fullard Road Casey Gaffney Street, between Pascoe Vale Road and Cumberland Road Moreland Gellibrand River Road, between Carlisle River and Lavers Hill Colac-Otway –Cobden Road Gembrook–Launching Place Road Cardinia and Yarra Ranges Gipsy Point Road East Gippsland Golden Square–Quarry Hill Road (Adam Street, Gladstone Street, Greater Bendigo Russell Street and Pyke Street) between Belle Vue Road and Bendigo –Redesdale Road (Mitchell Street) Goulburn Valley Highway (Wyndham Street), between the Broken Greater Shepparton River and Brauman Street Great Alpine Road, between Germantown and Omeo Highway Alpine and East Gippsland Great Ocean Road, between O’Donohue Road Surf Coast, Colac-Otway, Corangamite and Moyne and Callaghans Road Hamilton Highway (Deviation Road and Aberdeen Street), between Greater Geelong Hyland Street and Minerva Road Heathcote–Kyneton Road, between Redesdale and Heathcote Greater Bendigo Heidelberg–Kinglake Road (Diamond Creek Road and Nillumbik and Murrindindi Main Hurstbridge Road), between Yan Yean Road and Kinglake Hepburn Springs Road Hepburn High Street, between Coburns Road and Melton Valley Drive Melton Hopkins Highway (Banyan Street), between Botanic Road and the Warrnambool Princes Highway Hume Link Highway (High Street), between Murray Valley Highway Wodonga (Osburn Street) and Thomas Mitchell Drive, Wodonga Jamieson–Licola Road Mansfield Jolimont Road Melbourne Kerang-Koondrook Road (Wellington Street), Kerang, between Gannawarra Murray Valley Highway (Wellington Street) and Kerang-Murrabit Road (Boundary Street) King Street, between Dudley Street and Flinders Street Melbourne Kingsway, between West Gate Freeway and Flinders Street Melbourne Korumburra–Warragul Road, between Drouin-Korumburra Road Baw Baw and South Gippsland and Torwood–Topiram Road Korumburra–Wonthaggi Road, between Korumburra– Inverloch South Gippsland Road and Emboms Lane 3 ROAD MUNICIPALITY Lake Mountain Road Murrindindi Lang Lang–Poowong Road, between Mt Lyall Road and Drouin South Gippsland –Korumburra Road Lansdowne Street Melbourne Lavers Hill–Cobden Road, between Simpson and Lavers Hill Corangamite and Colac–Otway Lockharts Gap Road Indigo and Towong Lysterfield Road, between Napoleon Road and Wellington Road Knox and Yarra Ranges Mallacoota Road East Gippsland Mansfield–Woods Point Road, south of Jamieson–Licola Road Mansfield Maroondah Highway, between Saint Fillans and Don Road Murrindindi and Yarra Ranges McIvor Highway, between Don Street and Chapel Street Greater Bendigo McKillops Road East Gippsland Meeniyan–Mirboo North Road South Gippsland Midland Highway, between Faithful Street and Nunn Street Benalla Midland Highway, between Chapel Street and Nolan Street Greater Bendigo Monbulk Road, between Kallista and Monbulk Yarra Ranges Montague Street, between Normanby Road and City Road Port Phillip Mount Baw Baw Road, north of Willowgrove Road Baw Baw Mount Buffalo Road Alpine Mount Buller Road (High Street), between Midland Highway Mansfield and Mansfield-Whitfield Road Mount Buller Road, east of Sawmill Settlement Mansfield Mount Dandenong Tourist Road Yarra Ranges Mount Macedon Road Macedon Ranges Mount Macedon–Hanging Rock Road Macedon Ranges Murrungower Road, north of the 12km post (north of Tarlton Track) East Gippsland from Princes Highway Myers–Wills Street (Myers Street, Wills Street and Mitchell Street) Greater Bendigo Nhill–Netherby Road, between Western Highway and Belcher Street Hindmarsh Nhill–Yanac Road, Nhill, between McKenzie Avenue Hindmarsh and Western Highway Nicholson Street, between Brunswick Road and Alexandra Parade Yarra Northern Grampians Road, between Glenisla–Rosebrook Road Horsham and Northern Grampians and Grampians Road Nunn Street Benalla Olinda–Monbulk Road Yarra Ranges Omeo Highway, between Benambra Road and Dartmouth Road East Gippsland and Towong Otway Lighthouse Road Colac–Otway Ridge Road Yarra Ranges Russell Street, between Breen Street and Golden Square Greater Bendigo – Quarry Hill Road Settlement Road, between Dalton Road and High Street Whittlesea Shelley–Walwa Road, between Guys Forest Towong and Murray River Road 4 ROAD MUNICIPALITY Shrives Road, between intersections of Hallam Road–Pound Road Casey and Centre Road–Fullard Road Silverband Road Northern Grampians Skenes Creek Road Colac–Otway Snowy River Road, north of Wulgulmerang East Gippsland Spencer Street, between Dudley Street and the Yarra River Melbourne Stanhope Grove Boroondara Station Street, between Heidelberg Road and Darebin Road Darebin St Georges Road, between Alexander Parade and Charles Street Yarra and Darebin St Kilda Street, between Ormonde Esplanade Bayside and Glenhuntly Road Tarra Valley Road, north of Won Wron Road Wellington Tatong–Tolmie Road Mansfield, Benalla and Wangaratta The Grand Ridge Road La Trobe and Wellington Trafalgar Road, between Prospect Hill Road and Riversdale Road City of Boroondara Traralgon–Balook Road La Trobe and Wellington Tyers Road, between Traralgon West Road and Archbolds Lane La Trobe Victoria Street, between Burnley Street and Yarra River Yarra Victoria Valley Road Southern Grampians and Ararat Vines Road, between Church Street and Midland Highway Greater Geelong Walhalla Road Baw Baw Wantirna–Sassafras Road, between Mitcham–Boronia Road Knox and Yarra Ranges and Mount Dandenong Tourist Road Warburton–Woods Point Road Baw Baw, Mansfield and Yarra Ranges Wartook Road Northern Grampians Wellington Parade, between Lansdowne Street and Bridge Road Melbourne Wy Yung Road (Bullumwaal Road, Riverine Street & Service Street), East Gippsland Yarra Boulevard Yarra and Boroondara Wattletree Road Nillumbik 5 TABLE B – BRIDGES, CULVERTS OR OTHER STRUCTURES WHICH B-DOUBLES MUST NOT CROSS ROAD LOCALITY MAP REF. 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