Bradfield Metro Link Road

It’s proposed that Bradfield Metro Link Road will provide a loop connecting Badgerys Creek Road, Eastern Ring Road and Fifteenth Avenue (West). It will be a key road link for the new Metro Station at Bradfield Centre including a bus interchange and supporting bus services.

The corridor will play a critical role by linking three key corridors in the Western Sydney International Airport Precinct to connect with public and green space, and community facilities, as well as walking precincts for Bradfield’s main streets.

The road corridor design is 45m wide.

Key facts - proposed future corridor use

Corridor

Scope

Function

City serving

Length of road

3km

Lanes

Four lane (two buses, two general traffic lanes) divided carriageway between Badgerys Creek Road and Eastern Ring Road

Corridor width

45m

Intersections and type

Five traffic light intersections

Public transport infrastructure

Dedicated bus lane in each direction

Active transport infrastructure

Separated walking and bike riding path on each side of the road

Amenity improvements

Kerb-side tree canopy

Access from driveways

No restriction

Primary movement

Buses, local vehicle access, walking and bike riding

Other movement

Buses, general vehicles, heavy vehicle access along the corridor

It’s proposed that Bradfield Metro Link Road will provide a loop connecting Badgerys Creek Road, Eastern Ring Road and Fifteenth Avenue (West). It will be a key road link for the new Metro Station at Bradfield Centre including a bus interchange and supporting bus services.

The corridor will play a critical role by linking three key corridors in the Western Sydney International Airport Precinct to connect with public and green space, and community facilities, as well as walking precincts for Bradfield’s main streets.

The road corridor design is 45m wide.

Key facts - proposed future corridor use

Corridor

Scope

Function

City serving

Length of road

3km

Lanes

Four lane (two buses, two general traffic lanes) divided carriageway between Badgerys Creek Road and Eastern Ring Road

Corridor width

45m

Intersections and type

Five traffic light intersections

Public transport infrastructure

Dedicated bus lane in each direction

Active transport infrastructure

Separated walking and bike riding path on each side of the road

Amenity improvements

Kerb-side tree canopy

Access from driveways

No restriction

Primary movement

Buses, local vehicle access, walking and bike riding

Other movement

Buses, general vehicles, heavy vehicle access along the corridor

Let us know your thoughts

Leave us your comments on the proposed use of Bradfield Metro Link Road. Please note that comments will not be published but will form part of our consultation report that will be released in 2024. 

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Page last updated: 02 Feb 2024, 10:58 AM