What's happening
We are continuing the next stage of construction works to upgrade the Cedric Street intersection.
To safely complete these works and to minimise impacts to local residents, a number of closures along Cedric Street and its surrounding roads will be required during off-peak hours.
On Tuesday 29 April and Wednesday 30 April 2025, 9am to 3pm, Cedric Street eastbound between Odin Road and Mitchell Freeway northbound on-ramp and Cedric Street on-ramp to Mitchell Freeway northbound will be closed.
Detours in place via Karrinyup Road and Scarborough Beach Road.
In addition to these closures, the following traffic impacts will be in place:
- Odin Road lane closures in both directions between Kyarra Street and Minilya Street.
- Ellen Stirling Boulevard northbound lane closure between Sunray Drive and Cedric Street. Road users can only turn left to Cedric Street westbound from Ellen Stirling Boulevard towards Innaloo with the right turn movement to Cedric Street eastbound removed during the works.
We strongly advise you to plan ahead and avoid the area if possible. We thank you for your patience while we complete these works.
Stirling Station – Southern car park disruption
In October 2024, a section of the southern car park at Stirling Station and motorbike shelter was closed to safely commence upgrade works to the car park.
From 5 February 2025, the remaining section of the Stirling Station southern car park will be completely closed to continue upgrade works to the car park.
Passengers are encouraged to take a break from driving by catching a bus to the station instead. To plan your journey, visit transperth.wa.gov.au.
ACROD parking, Drop Off – Pick Up bays, and short-term parking will continue to remain accessible in the eastern section of the southern car park during works.
Alternative temporary parking will continue to be provided for public transport passengers at 3 Tassels Place and additional parking will be provided at 7 Sunray Drive, Innaloo, west of the station – refer to map below. Please allow for additional travel time to Stirling Station if parking in these car parks.
There will be no disruption to the northern car park. Passengers with reduced mobility are encouraged to park there.
Please follow all signage during the work.
Access to the southern car park will be via Stephenson Avenue once the work is complete.
The timing of the work is subject to favourable weather conditions and workforce availability.
Read the Frequently Asked Questions and view the station access map below.
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We also have a 24/7 project information line that can be contacted on 138 138 or email enquiries@mainroads.wa.gov.au and a project team member will get in contact with you.
For an update on the project, check out the video below:
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