Murbko Road (Rural Road) - 134289-25SA-RTR

Funding program Roads to Recovery Program
Status Under construction
Transport mode Road
Expected start/finish Nov 2025 - Mar 2026
Estimated project cost $1,061,846
Australian Government contribution $1,061,846
Local Council/Shire Mid Murray Council
State SA

Project description

Pavement Widening Road shoulders are widened to improve safety by providing an escape route for drivers who veer off the main lane, reducing the risk of run-off-road accidents. Wider shoulders also offer a safer area for broken-down vehicles to stop, enable slower traffic to allow faster vehicles to pass, provide space for bicycle lanes, and protect the road's structure from erosion and water damage.

- In-situ stabilise the existing granular shoulder pavement material, to a depth of 150mm, adjacent to the existing bitumen seal edge to provide a 1.00m pavement widening on both sides of the existing carriageway. This widened pavement will then be covered by a two-coat bitumen spray-seal wearing course to achieve a new sealed carriageway width of 8.0m. - Re-grade remainder of existing granular shoulder material (both sides of road carriageway) to match into level of edge of new pavement widening.

Project last updated: 27 Nov 2025

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