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Road Train Routes in New South Wales Rules Unless Otherwise Stated 23 December 2005 OFFICIAL NOTICES 11395 Type Road Road Name Starting Point End Point Conditions # 25 Lindifferon Rd, Deniliquin-Jerilderie Forest Creek Road Deniliquin Road (MR 552) 25 Lindner Rd, Entire length Hume Shire 25 Link Rd, Armidale New England Hwy Cluny Rd (Sh9) 25 Link Rd, Grafton Pacific Hwy (SH10) Duncans Rd 25 Link Rd, Entire length Rosewood (near Tumbarumba) 25 544 Lismore-Kyogle Casino St (MR544) Rifle Range Rd Rd (MR544), South Lismore 25 Lismoyle Rd, Newell Hwy (SH17) Bulloak Tank Rd Narrandera 25 Little Bog Rd, Miralai Rd Old Mill Rd Bondi State Forest 25 Little Conadily St, Rosemary St 65m east from Gunnedahh Rosemary St 25 Little Jacks Wiilow Tree-Merriwa End of carriageway Creek, west of road (MR358) Willow Tree 25 SR502 Little Underwood Union St 33 Union St Outward journey from St Duncan Steel Contructions. Left turn into Union St. 25 SR502 Little Underwood 33 Union St Union St Return trip to Duncan St Steel Constructions. Right turn only to SH17 25 Livingstone St, Mitchell St Entire length north of Mathoura Mitchell St 25 Llewellyn Rd, Entire length Hume Shire 25 Lockinvar Feeder Jingellic–Gilmore Wondalga Rd Rd, Tumut road (MR85) 25 Loftus St, Watson St Queen St Barmedman 129 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 164 11396 OFFICIAL NOTICES 23 December 2005 Type Road Road Name Starting Point End Point Conditions # 25 Logans Rd, Carabost- 2km south of Holbrook Shire Coppabella road Carabost-Coppabella road 25 Logie Brae Rd, Callaghan’s Road Palazzi’s Road Mayrung 25 London Hill Rd Beckom South Rd Mirrool South Rd (Coolamon Shire) 25 Long Point Rd Gouldsville Rd Dyno nobel premises (west arm), Warkworth 25 Long Point Rd, Back Creek Rd Gravel Turnaround, Bago Forest 3.5km to south 25 Long Swamp Rd, Kentucky St Seaton St Armidale 25 Long Swamp Rd, Depot Rd Cannambe St Armidale 25 Longworth Ave, Newcastle Rd Sandgate Rd Wallsend 25 170 Lords Place, Prince St Dalton St Both Directions Orange 25 Lorn Rd, Kendall Ave North Entire length Queanbeyan 25 Lorne Sr, Junee Belmore Street Hill Street 25 Loughnan St, Garland St Lewis St Coolamon 25 Louth Park Rd- Louth Park Rd To Rose St entrance Cross St-Rose of Mobil Service St, South Station Maitland 25 Lovell St, Young Olympic Hwy Railway under-pass 25 Lower Bago Rd, Jingellic–Gilmore Yaven Creek Rd Tumut road (MR85) 25 Lower Tocumwal Savage’s Road Conargo / Berrigan Rd, Tocumwal Shire Boundary 25 Lowes Mt Rd, Albion St Bathurst Rd Oberon 25 Lucan St, Bayly St Beams St Mulwala 25 Lucas St, Temora Aerodrome Road Twynam Streeet 25 Lucca Rd, Wyong Pacific Hwy (SH10) Pavitt Cres (east end only) 130 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 164 23 December 2005 OFFICIAL NOTICES 11397 Type Road Road Name Starting Point End Point Conditions # 25 Lyell St, Old Bowral Rd Priestley St Mittagong 25 Lyn Pde Jedda Rd Hoxton Park Rd 25 Lynch St, Young Lovell Street Lighting Lane Operational only between the hours of 3.30am to 6.30am. 25 Lyne St, Marrar York St Easticks Lane 25 Mabin’s Well Rd, Carrathool Road Conargo / Jerilderie Conargo Shire Boundary 25 Macauley St, Hume St (Hume Panmure St Albury Hwy) 25 Macguires Rd, Boundary Rd, Box Janpieter Rd Box Hill Hill 25 Machinery Drive, Minjungbal Drive Tierney’s Place Murwillumbah 25 Macintosh St, Gunnedah Road Entire length Tamworth 25 Mackenzie St, Boorowa St Glensloy St Young 25 Macquarie Grove Cobbity Rd Aerodrome Rd Rd 25 527 Macquarie Rd, Main Rd (MR223), Hillsborough Rd, Cardiff Cardiff Warners Bay 25 Macquarie St, Lang St Short St Glen Innes 25 Macquarie St, Peel St (MR63) Marius St Tamworth 25 Madgewick Drive, Cluny Drive Armidale Kleenheat Armidale University SNG Depot 25 Maffra Rd Church Rd, Cooma Ando-Dalgety Rd Travel not permitted (MR394), Maffra during the following hours on school days: 7am to 9am and 3pm to 5pm 25 Maginitty’s Gap Carabost- Carabost State Forest Rd, Holbrook Coppabella Road Boundary Shire 131 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 164 11398 OFFICIAL NOTICES 23 December 2005 Type Road Road Name Starting Point End Point Conditions # 25 Maginnity’s Gap, Upper Boggy Creek Tumbarumba/ 1. Travel permitted Tumbarumba Rd Holbrook Shire between 1 December boundary and 31 March only. 2. Road not to be used in, or immediately after wet weather 3.Trucks must enter and exit via the same route. 25 Magpie St, Maison Dieu Rd 2 Magpie St Singleton 25 Magpie St, 2 Magpie St Galah Cres/ Enterprise Singleton Cres 25 Mahogony Rd, Wamoon Avenue 200m north of Leeton (MR 80) Wamoon Avenue (MR 80) Transport Depot 25 Mahratta St, Forbes St (Monaro High St 1 Travel is permitted Bombala Hwy – SH19) only in direction of listing. 25 223 Main Rd, Cardiff Macquarie Rd George Booth Dr, (MR527), Cardiff Edgeworth 25 Main St, Junee Railway Underpass Ridge Street 25 Main St, Young CloeteStreet Lovell Street 25 Maison Dieu Rd, New England Hwy 149 Maison Dieu Rd Singleton (SH9) 25 Maison Dieu Rd, 149 Maison Dieu Rd Knodlers Lane Unladen travel only is Singleton permitted 25 Maitland St, Fitzroy St Old Gunnedah Rd Narrabri 25 Majors Creek Rd, Entire length Hume Shire 25 Majors Point St, Armidale-Ebor road Ebor Saleyards Ebor (MR76) 25 Malborough Rd Centenary Dr, Southbound Ramp 25 Maldon Rd, Picton Rd (MR612) Maldon Cement Works Maldon 25 Mallee St, Ironbark Street Hakea Street Temora 25 Mallee St, Newell Highway (SH Blyth Street Wyalong 17) 132 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 164 23 December 2005 OFFICIAL NOTICES 11399 Type Road Road Name Starting Point End Point Conditions # 25 Malone’s Rd, Hartwood Road Blighty Hall Road Mayrung 25 217 Manadalong Rd, Sydney-Newcastle Freemans Drive Mandalong Freeway (F3) 25 Mancini Rd, Entire length Griffith 25 7511 Mandurama Rd, Rodd St (MR237), Battery Lane (SR230) 1. A maximum travel Cabonne Council Canowindra speed of 60km/hr applies to this route. 2. Travel is not permitted between the hours of 8.00am-9.00am and 3.30pm-4.30pm 25 Mangoplah- The Holbrook Rd, Hume Shire Boundary Rock Rd Mangoplah 25 Mann St, Miller St Transport depots at B-doubles must be Armidale 261 and 262 Mann St turned around at 261 or 262 Mann St, Armidale 25 Mann St, Cannambe St Castledoyle Rd Armidale 25 Mann St, Cowabbie St Lewis St Coolamon 25 Manners St, Rouse St (SH9) Crown St Tenterfield 25 Manners St, Rouse St (SH9) Crown St Tenterfield 25 Manns Rd, Pacific Hwy Merinee Rd Gosford 25 Mannus Lake Rd, Entire length Tumbarumba 25 Mannus–Glenroy Pine Tree (Mannus) Tumbarumba–Little road, Plantations Billabong road Tumbarumba (MR284) 25 Mansfield St, Glen Innes Rd Byron St (MR137) Inverell (SH12) 133 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 164 11400 OFFICIAL NOTICES 23 December 2005 Type Road Road Name Starting Point End Point Conditions # 25 LR470 Maragle Rd, Tooma Rd (MR628) Forest NSW Boundary 1. A 20km/h temporary Tumbarumba Intersection (Grid) speed zone to be Shire implemented at the Maragle Creek Bridge until the completion of bridge upgrading works. 2. Route to be used in dry weather only. 3. Forests NSW use to be in accordance with the MoU between State Forests and Tumbarumba Shire Council Council, signed by the TCS General Manager 12 July 2002 4. Gazettal to remain in force until 31 May 2006 25 March Rd, Matthews Avenue Molong road (Mitchell Orange Hwy) 25 Marine Pde, Ocean St Fishermans Reach Rd Access between 9am Stuarts Point and 3pm and excluding school holidays 25 Marius St, Brisbane St (SH11) Macquarie St Tamworth 25 Market Rd, Entire length Leeton 25 Marklca Close, Gavenlock Rd Pioneer Concrete Tuggerah 25 Markwell Rd, No 1490 Markwell Stoud St Newells Creek to Rd Bulahdelah 25 Marley Place, Five islands Rd Entire length Unanderra (MR295) 25 Marramook Lane, Entire length Hume Shire 25 Marrar North Rd York St, Marrar Temora Rd (Coolamon Shire) 25 Marrar Rd, Wagga-Ardlethan Junee Shire boundary Wagga Wagga road (MR240) 134 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 164 23 December 2005 OFFICIAL NOTICES 11401 Type Road Road Name Starting Point End Point Conditions # 25 Marrar Silo Rd Matong North Rd To end of bitumen seal (Coolamon Shire) 25 Marrar South Rd York St, Marrar Coolamon/ Junee (Coolamon Shire) Shire boundary 25 Marrowbone Rd, Oakey Creek Rd McWilliams, Mount Pokolbin Pleasant Vineyard 25 Marsh Lane, Entire length Hume Shire 25 Marsh St, Barney St Erskine St Armidale 25 Marshalls Lane, Mid Western Hwy Lawson St Blayney (SH6) 25 Marshes Rd Jerilderie Road (MR Namarang p/l Property 564) 25 Martells Rd, Pacific Hwy (SH10) Intersection of State Daylight hours only. Uranga Forest No 273 Access Maximum speed 30km/h Rd, adjacent to the property "Killarney" 25 Martin St, New England Hwy Queen Elizabeth Dr Armidale (Sh9) 25 Martin St, Glen Derby St Glen Inness council Innes boundary 25 Marulan South Hume Hwy (SH2) Marulan South Quarry Travel not permitted Road during the following hours on school days: 7:30am to 9am and 3:30pm to 5pm 25 Marulan Hume Hwy (SH2) George St, Marulan Southern Access 25 Mary St, Hume St (MR676) Knox St Right turn not permitted Goulburn from Mary St to Hume St 25 Mary St, Hannell St (MR316) Caltex Depot, cnr Wickham Mary and Hannell Sts, Wickham 25 Mary’s Mount Rd, Middle Arm Rd. Goulburn – Crookwell Goulburn Rd. 25 Maskey Rd, Mt Whybrow Rd Melva Place Thorley 135 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 164 11402 OFFICIAL NOTICES 23 December 2005 Type Road Road Name Starting Point End Point Conditions # 25 Maskey Rd, Mt Whybrow Rd Western end of Thorley Maskey Rd 25 LR806 Masonite Rd, Pacific Hwy (SH10) Entrance of the CSR Heatherbrae Plant, Heatherbrae 25 336 Masons Parade, Dane Drive (MR336) York St (MR336) Gosford 25 Massey Ave, Entire length Leeton 25 602 Masters Rd, St
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