The Central Coast community is being invited to have its say on the proposed final design of a major $420 million upgrade of the Pacific Highway through Wyong Town Centre.
The Australian Government and NSW Government are investing in this once in a generation upgrade which involves duplicating the highway from Johnson Road at Tuggerah through the town centre.
As part of the upgrade the road bridge over the Wyong River is set to be replaced with a new four-lane bridge.
Following completion of extensive geotechnical investigations, including in the Wyong River and the rail corridor, Transport for NSW is now taking the next steps to deliver the upgrade.
Community members are invited to have their say on the proposed final design of the project which builds on earlier design work and includes new features such as:
- A new plaza for more better connections between buses, trains and the Wyong town centre
- More cycleways
- Additional shared pathways for people walking and cycling in the area
- Wider footpaths
To comment on the proposed design changes, visit the interactive portal https://www.transport.nsw.gov.au/projects/current-projects/pacific-highway-upgrade-through-wyong-town-centre
