Projects

Bacchus Marsh-Gisborne Road pedestrian crossing

We have delivered a new signalised pedestrian crossing on Bacchus Marsh-Gisborne Road, south of Masons Lane, in Bacchus Marsh.
 

 
Project status:

Complete

The new crossing, located south of Masons Lane, will improve safety for pedestrians and bike riders and boost connectivity to the active transport network between Darley and Maddingley.

This project was delivered by the Australian and Victorian governments’ Road Safety Program in partnership with the Transport Accident Commission (TAC).

Works to deliver this project were completed in June 2026.

Benefits

  • Improve safety for bike riders and pedestrians
  • Connect existing facilities for pedestrians and bike rider
  • Encourage more people to ride by boosting the active transport network

Background

Bacchus Marsh is one of the fastest growing regional urban areas in Victoria. Rapid growth has brought an increase of residential housing and industry, which in turn has seen an increase in the need for safe cycling and pedestrian networks.

This project is part of Moorabool Shire Council’s Strategic Cycling Corridor Network and will be a critical safety link to the shared user path between Darley and Maddingley, connecting residents and visitors to Bacchus Marsh and surrounding attractions and services.

For more information about council’s strategic cycling network, please visit the Moorabool Shire Council website.

Get in touch

Call:    133 778

Email: [email protected]