Safety upgrades to be delivered for Myall Way intersection Myall Coast Myall Coast News by News Of The Area - Modern Media - March 30, 2022 Welcoming safety upgrades coming soon for the busy Myall Way/Pacific Highway intersection at Tea Gardens: Dr David Gillespie MP with local residents Rick Wraight and Gordon Grainger. AFTER years of community campaigning, major safety upgrades are set to be delivered at the Myall Way/Pacific Highway intersection, and on Bombah Point Road towards the ferry wharf. Flashing lights will be installed at the intersection turning into Tea Gardens, with flexible wire rope barriers along the edges. Advertise with News of The Area today. It’s worth it for your business. Message us. Phone us – (02) 4981 8882. Email us – media@newsofthearea.com.au Sight restrictions will be removed to allow drivers to see when to slow down and give way, as required. Federal Member for Lyne Dr David Gillespie said the roadworks were expected to be completed in coming months. “There’s a high risk of crashes at this very busy junction and we want that risk minimised. “The Road Safety Program is one of many infrastructure grant programs the Federal Coalition Government has put in place, with urging by The Nationals in Government, to target safety improvements on our regional roads,” Dr Gillespie said. The $750,000 project on Myall Way will receive $600,000 from the Federal Coalition Government and $150,000 from the NSW Government under the Road Safety Program. “I have been agitating inside Federal government and most particularly inside State government departments for them to get cracking on the next phase of upgrading the Pacific Highway. “There are many intersections that need to be grade separated. “These should go up the priority list and I’ll be fighting for Federal funds to contribute,” Dr Gillespie said. Dr Gillespie also recently inspected the completed sealing of Bombah Point Road, leading to Bombah Point ferry wharf on Two Mile Lake, in the Myall Lakes National Park. “This is one of the prettiest vehicle ferry crossings I know of in the beautiful Myall Lakes and Bombah Point Road is well used by tourists, as well as locals,” Dr Gillespie said. Federal funding of $750,000 under the Roads 2 Recovery program has completed 2.4km of road sealing, making Bombah Point Road safer and more accessible for motorists. David Gillespie on the newly-sealed Bombah Point Road with local resident John Sahyoun.
