On Road Safety with Line Marking in Australia

Kempsey Bypass Project $618 million upgrade

The $618 million Kempsey bypass project involves building a 14.5 kilo metre, four-lane divided highway with bypasses of Kempsey and Frederickton. The bypass, contracted to Leighton’s Contractors is the first stage of the approved 40 kilo metre Kempsey to Eungai upgrade. Construction started in July 2010 and is scheduled to open to traffic by mid 2013.

Funded by the Australian Governments Building Australia Fund, the bypass project will improve road safety of the area by providing an uninterrupted highway traffic flow in turn increasing reliability and time travel through the region. Abi Group has also been contracted to build a 3.2 kilo metre bridge over the Macleay River and floodplain at Frogmore and is an important part of the project

Key features / Benefits

• Improved road safety.

• Uninterrupted highway traffic flow.

• Increased reliability and better travel times.

• Construction of a 14.5 kilo metre four-lane divided highway to the east of Kempsey.

• Bypasses of Kempsey and Frederick ton.

• Interchanges at South Kempsey and Frederick ton.

• A bridge totalling 3.2 kilo metres over the Macle ay River and floodplain at Frog more.

• Local road overpasses at Old Station Road, Inches Road and Crescent Head Road.

Keeping country roads and highways safe.

At All State Line Marking, we know there is no substitute for hard work and that is why we insist on generating results through a superior level of service and excellent value for money. We know that every job, no matter how large or small has its own restrictions and requirements, therefore through tailored project management, commitment to the use of premium quality equipment and products, skilled line marking personnel and an industry leading support structure. Road Safety