Kwinana Freeway Pedestrian and Cyclist Path

• Constructing 700 metres of new shared path between Leach Highway and Brian Avenue, including a new 45 metre underpass at Cranford Avenue on-ramp.
• Upgrading 180 metres of shared path between Brian Avenue and Shirley Avenue.
• Upgrading 275 metres of existing local path between Cranford Avenue Bridge and Brian Avenue.
• Providing new local path connections and a new amenity wall built in the freeway reserve between Leach Highway and Mount Henry Bridge.
• Lighting and line-marking.

The four-metre-wide shared path provides a continuous off-road facility for cyclists and pedestrians of all ages and abilities, eliminating conflict with traffic.

The majority of vegetation adjacent to the eastern kerb on Selway Road has been retained, maintaining amenity for residents.

Where suitable, vegetation cleared for the project has been mulched and reused on site. 

New amenity walls provide have been included to provide residents with improved screening from freeway traffic. All amenity walls have been painted to blend in with the surrounding landscape and finished with an anti-graffiti coating.

Media Statements 

• Final link in 74km Perth to Mandurah riding route complete - 12 April 2022
• Record WA cycling investment continues with latest grants round - 22 January 2021

Funding

This $16 million project was funded through the Department of Transport’s PSP Expansion Program, as part of the WA Government’s record investment of $265 million in walking and riding infrastructure over next four years.