City of Cockburn Major Road Projects

Major road projects that the City of Cockburn is or will be undertaking, some with state or federal government/ organisations include:

Jandakot Road, Jandakot

The City of Cockburn is committed to upgrading Jandakot Road to accommodate the growing number of vehicles using the road and to improve safety for road users and pedestrians. The project involves significant modifications to the vertical and horizontal alignments of Jandakot Road which will improve the level of service and site visibility. 

The duplication of Jandakot Road is taking place in three stages, with stage one and two completed. Stage three is in the early planning process. 

Find out more about the Jandakot Road upgrade project.

Rockingham Road (between Phoenix Road and Spearwood Avenue)

The 2009 Phoenix Central Revitalisation Strategy identified the upgrade and beautification of Rockingham Road within the town centre as a key project to create a more attractive town centre environment by improving safety for pedestrians, cyclists, motorists and residents who seek access to the town centre. The proposal is to reduce Rockingham Road to one lane in either direction between Coleville Crescent and Phoenix Road, and reduce the number of right turn access for vehicles by installing raised median islands and three new roundabouts. The design will create a enhanced town centre environment, moderate driver behaviour as the speed limited will be lowered to 40kmph, and will also divert heavy regional traffic away from Rockingham Road to either Stock Road or Cockburn Road.

The upgrade of Rockingham Road between Coleville Crescent and Phoenix Road is an important initiative for Spearwood to help improve the Phoenix Town Centre in response to longstanding community and business concerns regarding the safety and appearance of the road. The Rockingham Road upgrade was identified as a key action of the Phoenix Central Revitalisation Strategy, adopted by Council in 2009.

  • Enhance bus stop facilities
  • Promote mixed use development along the western side of Rockingham Road
  • Enhance the streetscape
  • Reduce the negative impact of excessive signage along Rockingham Road
  • Reduce the negative impact of excessive car parking and crossovers along Rockingham Road
  • Improve street lighting
Improve connectivity for various transport modes including pedestrians and cyclistsImprove the amenity of the area.

The project is still in the design stage and detail design is expected to be completed by the end of the 2024/25 financial year. Land acquisition and relocation of some major underground services will proceed after finalisation of the Design, and it is expected the project will reach the construction stage in the next 3 to 4 years.
 

District Traffic Study 2018

The District Traffic Study 2018 provides the foundation for future road network planning of the City of Cockburn. It does this in terms of setting road network upgrade priorities and providing a framework for ongoing analysis of the road network.

Related Documents

Document name Downloadable files
District Traffic Study Report 2018 - ARUPPDF document

To view what road projects are taking place in your suburb in 2024-25, visit My Suburbs. Find out more about Main Roads WA / state government road projects.

More information and contact

Please contact Engineering Services for more information on roadworks, closures and diversions on 08 9411 3444 or at [email protected].

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Spearwood 6163

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