Main Street, Hutton Street and Royal Streets Intersection - Safety Enhancement Project

In collaboration with Main Roads WA, the City is planning to enhance the intersection at Main Street, Hutton Street and Royal Streets. We aim to create a safer and more accessible environment for vehicles and pedestrians. The project is part of the State Government’s WA Recovery Plan and aligns with their commitment to invest in road projects that create and support local jobs and local businesses.

The enhancements are an important step toward realising the vision for the Main Street Centre to become a vibrant and welcoming space that people choose to frequently visit. This vision is underpinned by the Main Street Local Development Plan and the Main Street Urban Design Strategy which were developed following extensive community consultation.

The project will be delivered in two stages, prioritising pedestrian safety and comfort to positively contribute and add to the vitality and ‘village feel’ of the area.

Key enhancements include;

Stage One

• Realigning the intersection and turning lanes to include safer pedestrian crossings at traffic signals. Red/green man pedestrian signals will be incorporated into the traffic signals for safer pedestrian crossing.
• Traffic signals will be adjusted to enhance traffic flow during peak periods.
• In line with the recently introduced 40 km/h speed limit on Main Street, a raised safety platform within the intersection will support reduced traffic speed and will reflect the transformation of the area into a mixed-use precinct.

Future - Stage Two

• Red/green man pedestrian crossing signals will be installed on Main Street between Hutton and Royal Street and Eldorado Street intersections to provide a secure and controlled crossing point. This complements the existing signalised crossing on Main Street, just south of the Hutton and Royal Street intersection.
• Upgrades to bus stops and access to driveways will ensure safe distances and sightlines between vehicles and pedestrians.
• Enhancements to landscaping are being considered as a staged approach for the overall project.

These collective measures will optimise traffic flows, enhance safety, and create a more balanced road system that accommodates the movement within the area while improving the urban experience for local businesses and people.

A range of feedback options are available including email, phone and at the community or local business drop-in sessions, where you can meet with the City's project team on the following days.  Please join us.

Community Drop-in 
Date: Sunday 25 February
Time: 9.00am to 12.00 noon
Location: Down to Earth Markets, 223 Main Street, Osborne Park

Local Business Drop-in
Date: Wednesday 20 March 
Time: 9.00am to 11.00am
Location: Caffe Amaretto, 221 Main Street, Osborne Park