Glenrowan-Myrtleford Road (Snow Road) and Hume Freeway safety improvements

We’re improving safety at the intersection of Glenrowan-Myrtleford Road (Snow Road) and the Hume Freeway off-ramp with the installation of electronic vehicle-activated warning signs.  

This project has received $351,000 in funding from the Australian Government’s Black Spot Program.

The signs are activated by vehicles exiting the Hume Freeway on approach to the intersection with Glenrowan-Myrtleford Road (Snow Road). The signs alert motorists that they are approaching a major intersection with flashing lights and a ‘Prepare to Stop’ message.

Other works include changing from a ‘Give Way’ to ‘Stop’ intersection and improved linemarking for better visibility.

Traffic impacts during construction

Our crews will be on-site on the Glenrowan-Myrtleford Road (Snow Road) and Hume Freeway off-ramp from mid-October 2026. Works are expected to take approximately 3 weeks to complete, weather permitting.

Works include:

• installation of two vehicle-activated signs on the Hume Freeway off-ramp approach to the intersection
• installation of ‘Stop’ signs, changed from ‘Give Way’ signs
• improved linemarking.

During works reduced speed limits will be in place on the Hume Freeway on approach to the off-ramp, the off-ramp itself and on Glenrowan-Myrtleford Road.

Plan for changed traffic conditions and allow extra time when traveling through the area.

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Call:    133 778