Reid Highway Interchanges

Altone Road and Drumpellier Drive/Daviot Road

Under constructionUnder Construction

Constructing new interchanges for a safe and continuous route for residents, tourists and heavy vehicles.

Aerial shot of Reid Highway interchanges

What's happening

Thank you to all community members that attended our night markets in October.

We’d also like to thank everyone who submitted a nomination to join the Construction Reference Group. We appreciate your interest and the time you took to participate. Members have now been selected, and the first meetings will take place at the end of October.

 Principal Shared Path (PSP) and local path detours

To allow construction activities to be completed safely and enable future traffic switches, we will need to divert pedestrians and cyclists away from the PSP along Reid Highway and at Altone Road and Drumpellier Drive / Daviot Road.

To minimise disruptions to PSP and path users, long-term diversions will be implemented and will be in place until the project is complete. Approved detour routes will guide pedestrians and cyclists through the local road and path network.

While some of the routes are anticipated to increase travel time, several options were assessed to minimise impacts while ensuring safe connectivity. Minor improvement works will also take place along the detour routes including additional fencing and signage to support safe travel.

The first closure is proposed for a section of PSP along Reid Highway between west of Altone Road and west of Arthur Street Bridge, along with the Drumpellier Drive PSP south of Marshall Road. These closures are anticipated from late-October and are required to enable construction works to proceed and to keep pedestrians and cyclists safely separated from active work zones.

Subsequently, the Grandis Road underpass is anticipated to close from mid-November, to allow for ramp construction and underpass extension works. In addition, the pedestrian crossing on Altone Road will be shifted to the eastern side of the road, with temporary pavement installed to maintain safe access.

Additional path closures may be required as works progress and we will continue to provide updates and advance notice of any further changes. Please note that the timeframes to implement the above closures are not final and are subject to change.

More information on the timing of the closures and detour maps will be provided soon.  

 New traffic conditions on Reid Highway

The speed limit on Reid Highway between Altone Road and Drumpellier Drive / Daviot Road has been temporarily reduced to 80 km/h for the duration of the project due to increased construction activity and presence of workers on site.  

We encourage all road users to adhere to the new speed limits and take caution while driving through changed traffic conditions in the area.

 What's coming up?

We have commenced vegetation clearing across the project, which will continue through to early December. Nearby residents and road users may notice an increase in truck movements and activity as works progress. We are closely monitoring work impacts.  For more information on our clearing works, view the Frequently Asked Questions.

Construction of our site facilities are well underway and we are expected to start to use the compound from late-October 2025. To minimise impacts on nearby residents, vehicle access into site will be from Drumpellier Drive only, and will operate on a left-in-left-out basis.

Read our October Construction Update.

 Are you interested in working on the project? Contact enquiries@mainroads.wa.gov.au to be connected with a project representative or click to express interest.

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safety and flow

Improved

route for freight

Continuous

shared path for cyclists and pedestrians

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