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Good news for Illawarra motorists, the Albion Park Rail Bypass is officially a year ahead of schedule.
Kiama MP Gareth Ward and the Roads and Maritime Service were on at the site in Albion Park this morning, to announced 90% of the earthworks are now complete.
The project is expected to be completely finished mid-2021.
The bypass project has employed more than 2,800 people during construction, with locals making up 70 percent of that number.
90% steel products used in the construction is classified as local steel.
The roadway will remove the only set of traffic lights between Bomaderry and Heathcoate.
THU
18°
Min 12°
0mm / 63% hum
FRI
18°
Min 11°
0.05mm / 69% hum
SAT
19°
Min 12°
0.2mm / 78% hum
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