Eva Lawler Media Release Design for Tiger Brennan Drive Overpass Released25 May 2022 Creating safer roads for all Territorians is a priority of the Territory Labor Government. The overpass at the Tiger Brennan Drive and Berrimah Road intersection is set to become a reality with the design released this week. Close to 20,000 vehicles travel on Tiger Brennan Drive each day and this intersection has tragically been the location of multiple crashes and fatalities. The construction of the new overpass will separate the major flow of traffic on Tiger Brennan Drive from the traffic movements on Berrimah Road. The overpass will enable the continuous flow of traffic along Tiger Brennan Drive resulting in reduced traffic delays during peak hours, shorter travel times and improved connectivity for freight transport to East Arm Wharf. The $110 million project will be jointly funded by the Australian and Northern Territory governments. Prioritising safety and connectivity, the works will include:
Local business Sitzler will be delivering these works over the next two years, supporting 150 jobs at the peak of construction. Works will be undertaken in a staged manner with consideration given to minimise impact for all road users. For more information, go to dipl.nt.gov.au/tbd-overpass Quotes attributed to the Minister for Infrastructure, Planning and Logistics, Eva Lawler: “This landmark roads project will make the daily commute for 20,000 Territorians a whole lot safer. "It is exciting to see well-known Territory company Sitzler delivering these works over the next two years. "Our Government’s continued strong investment in new infrastructure projects will see support for local businesses across a number of industries meaning more jobs for Territorians." Northern Territory Government |