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Changes to speed limits in Waverley

40km Throughout the LGA, speed sign from Bondi Beach

To achieve ‘vision zero’, with zero fatalities and minimal serious injuries, Council is working with Transport for NSW to reduce speed limits from 50km/h to 40km/h across the Waverley Local Government Area (LGA).

In various community consultations, Waverley residents raised concerns around pedestrian safety and the overwhelming need for cars to travel slower in their neighbourhoods. Your views are sought on the proposal to lower speed limits and more specifically on the proposed infrastructure shown on the map below that will be installed to support lowered speed limits.

The proposed changes also reflect Waverley's People, Movement and Places (2017) strategy which aims to make it easier for everyone to travel by improving the quality of streetscapes and public places.

Traffic calming treatments - which ones will be on your street?

Please look at the map below, find your street and see if there are any traffic calming treatments that will be installed. If you have a comment, drop a pin and let us know

To achieve ‘vision zero’, with zero fatalities and minimal serious injuries, Council is working with Transport for NSW to reduce speed limits from 50km/h to 40km/h across the Waverley Local Government Area (LGA).

In various community consultations, Waverley residents raised concerns around pedestrian safety and the overwhelming need for cars to travel slower in their neighbourhoods. Your views are sought on the proposal to lower speed limits and more specifically on the proposed infrastructure shown on the map below that will be installed to support lowered speed limits.

The proposed changes also reflect Waverley's People, Movement and Places (2017) strategy which aims to make it easier for everyone to travel by improving the quality of streetscapes and public places.

Traffic calming treatments - which ones will be on your street?

Please look at the map below, find your street and see if there are any traffic calming treatments that will be installed. If you have a comment, drop a pin and let us know

Map of traffic calming treatments

Traffic calming treatments - which ones will be on your street? Use the pins to provide comment.

about 1 year

CLOSED: This map consultation has concluded