Proposed Blues Point Road Safety Improvements

Feedback closes on Sunday 30 August2026

Help create a safer and more pedestrian friendly McMahons Point

North Sydney Council is seeking community feedback on proposed safety improvements along Blues Point Road and surrounding streets in McMahons Point.

This project responds to longstanding community concerns about speeding, dangerous antisocial driving behaviour, traffic noise, and pedestrian safety. It forms part of Council's Delivery Program 2025-2029 and Operational Plan 2026-2027 and aims to create a safer, quieter and more attractive environment for residents, visitors and local businesses.

The proposed works include new pedestrian crossings, traffic calming measures, gateway treatments and streetscape improvements that will enhance safety, improve the overall function and appearance of the area. The proposal would also support an application to Transport for NSW for a reduced speed limit throughout the McMahons Point peninsula to 40km/h.

Council invites residents, businesses and visitors to review the concept plans and complete the online survey.

Why are improvements needed?

Community feedback received over a number of years has consistently identified concerns about:

  • Vehicle speeding
  • Dangerous driving behaviour
  • Traffic noise
  • Difficulties crossing Blues Point Road safely
  • The pedestrian environment within the area

Blues Point Road is the primary traffic corridor through McMahons Point while also providing access to local shops, parks, public transport services and waterfront destinations. The proposed improvements aim to balance these competing demands while creating a safer environment for everyone.

What is proposed?

The survey is now closed. Thanks for participating.

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Location of proposed works