Creating safer connections to Corrimal Train Station

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Consultation has concluded

As part of Council’s commitment to improving road safety and transport connectivity, we're planning to make improvements around Corrimal Train Station so that your journey is a safer one.

About the project

We're working with Transport for NSW to improve two locations around Corrimal Train Station. This project is part of Transport for NSWs ‘Transport Integration and Placemaking’ program to improve access around selected train stations across our city. We want you involved throughout our planning so that these proposed changes will suit your needs and improve your experience at Corrimal Station.

Murray Road is a key connection for people travelling from Corrimal Train Station to school, the shops, and the beach. We’ve identified a number of improvements we can make along Murray Road, which we are sharing with you. We also have plans for further improvements on Railway Street, Corrimal. Together, these projects will support access to Corrimal Train Station to ensure your journey to catch the train is a safer one.

Murray Road - What are we proposing?

Murray Road is a key east-west connection through East Corrimal to many attractions along the way to the coastal shared path. The draft concept design includes:  

  • A 950m shared path along Murray Road to link Corrimal Train Station to the existing coastal shared path.
  • Five new raised pedestrian priority crossings.  

Railway Street - What are we proposing?

Railway Street is a local, yet busy road running in an east-west direction north of Corrimal Station. There are currently no pedestrian crossings at Railway Street near Corrimal Station. The draft concept design includes:

  • Installing a refuge island on Railway Street, close to Ruddock Street.
  • Add supporting kerb ramps, signage and line marking.

Where is this project up to?

We began consultation with the community from August - September 2024 to welcome feedback on our proposed changes to Corrimal Train Station, including Murray Road and Railway Street. This consultation has now concluded. 

Our Transport Team is now working through all that was heard throughout this project. You can still view the draft concept designs for this project and see what we have planned:

How will community feedback be used and what are the next steps?

In the first phase, we were asking for your feedback on our draft concept designs. We’re interested to hear your local knowledge and ideas.

In the second phase, we will check back in with the community to finalise the detailed designs and take any last comments before we start construction.

Construction is planned for 2025/2026 - 2026/2027 financial years as listed in our Infrastructure Delivery Program.

Have questions?

You can give us a call on 4227 7111 to speak with the Engagement Team, or email engagement@wollongong.nsw.gov.au and we will get back to you.

Accessibility and language assistance

If you’re d/Deaf, hard of hearing or have a speech or language difficulty, you can contact us through the National Relay Service. If you need an interpreter, you can contact us through the Translating and Interpreting Service on 131 450. You’ll need to provide our phone number 02 4227 7111 for either service.

Submissions become public documents and may be viewed by other persons on request. Please read Council’s Privacy Notification before submitting your feedback.

As part of Council’s commitment to improving road safety and transport connectivity, we're planning to make improvements around Corrimal Train Station so that your journey is a safer one.

About the project

We're working with Transport for NSW to improve two locations around Corrimal Train Station. This project is part of Transport for NSWs ‘Transport Integration and Placemaking’ program to improve access around selected train stations across our city. We want you involved throughout our planning so that these proposed changes will suit your needs and improve your experience at Corrimal Station.

Murray Road is a key connection for people travelling from Corrimal Train Station to school, the shops, and the beach. We’ve identified a number of improvements we can make along Murray Road, which we are sharing with you. We also have plans for further improvements on Railway Street, Corrimal. Together, these projects will support access to Corrimal Train Station to ensure your journey to catch the train is a safer one.

Murray Road - What are we proposing?

Murray Road is a key east-west connection through East Corrimal to many attractions along the way to the coastal shared path. The draft concept design includes:  

  • A 950m shared path along Murray Road to link Corrimal Train Station to the existing coastal shared path.
  • Five new raised pedestrian priority crossings.  

Railway Street - What are we proposing?

Railway Street is a local, yet busy road running in an east-west direction north of Corrimal Station. There are currently no pedestrian crossings at Railway Street near Corrimal Station. The draft concept design includes:

  • Installing a refuge island on Railway Street, close to Ruddock Street.
  • Add supporting kerb ramps, signage and line marking.

Where is this project up to?

We began consultation with the community from August - September 2024 to welcome feedback on our proposed changes to Corrimal Train Station, including Murray Road and Railway Street. This consultation has now concluded. 

Our Transport Team is now working through all that was heard throughout this project. You can still view the draft concept designs for this project and see what we have planned:

How will community feedback be used and what are the next steps?

In the first phase, we were asking for your feedback on our draft concept designs. We’re interested to hear your local knowledge and ideas.

In the second phase, we will check back in with the community to finalise the detailed designs and take any last comments before we start construction.

Construction is planned for 2025/2026 - 2026/2027 financial years as listed in our Infrastructure Delivery Program.

Have questions?

You can give us a call on 4227 7111 to speak with the Engagement Team, or email engagement@wollongong.nsw.gov.au and we will get back to you.

Accessibility and language assistance

If you’re d/Deaf, hard of hearing or have a speech or language difficulty, you can contact us through the National Relay Service. If you need an interpreter, you can contact us through the Translating and Interpreting Service on 131 450. You’ll need to provide our phone number 02 4227 7111 for either service.

Submissions become public documents and may be viewed by other persons on request. Please read Council’s Privacy Notification before submitting your feedback.

  • Share your thoughts on the proposed changes to Murray Road, East Corrimal

    Murray Road is a key east-west connection road through East Corrimal. Murray Road meets Pioneer Road, the primary north – south connection through East Corrimal, at a roundabout intersection. This roundabout intersection has several recorded crashes over the past few years and the current conditions of this roundabout provide minimal protective measures for pedestrians and cyclists.

    We are proposing

    • A 950m Shared Path along Murray Road linking Corrimal station to the existing coastal shared user pathway.
    • Installation of 5 raised crossings that prioritise pedestrians and cyclists:
      1. Northern side of Murray Road for east-west crossing of Duff Parade (Murray Road/Duff Parade intersection)
      2. Northern side of Murray Road for east-west crossing of Pioneer Road (Murray Road/Pioneer Road roundabout)
      3. Northern side of Murray Road for east-west crossing of Carroll Road (Carroll Road/Murray Road intersection)
      4. Mid-block between Carrol Road and Cawley Street for north-south crossing of Murray Road (near shops)
      5. Southern side of Murray Road for east-west crossing of Parker Road (Parker Road/Murray Road intersection)

    Draft Concept Design

    What do you think? Complete the survey to share your thoughts.

    Consultation has concluded
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  • Share your thoughts on proposed changes to Railway Street, Corrimal

    Railway Street is a local road running in the east-west direction north of Corrimal Station. It is a reasonably busy road averaging approximately 6300 trips per day (as recorded in 2022). There are currently no dedicated pedestrian facilities for crossing Railway Street near Corrimal Station. 

    We are proposing

    • A refuge crossing north of the intersection of Railway Street and Ruddock Street 
    • Supporting kerb ramps, signage and line marking.

    What do you think? Complete the survey to share your thoughts.

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  • Your travel habits around train stations

    We have included some questions to understand our community's transport habits. These are optional questions; however we encourage you to answer them to tell us how you travel.

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