South Arm Highway Expansion
A $55 million upgrade will double the width of the South Arm Highway, adding two lanes to a congested stretch between Rokeby and Lauderdale.
The project will widen the highway from two to four lanes between Pass Road and Oakdowns Parade, with construction expected to begin in 2027.
- A new section of highway will be built to bypass Rokeby's commercial strip, running southwest of the current highway.
- Traffic lights will be installed at key intersections along the upgraded route.
Traffic modelling shows that without the new signals and lanes, residential and commercial growth over the next five years would lead to longer travel times and heavier delays.
Author's summary: South Arm Highway to be widened to four lanes.
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