SEQ: Tregony | Cunningham Highway | Cunninghams Gap nightly single stop/slow conditions

Source: Department of Transport and Main Roads - Heavy Vehicles Unit (19.02.25)

On the Cunningham Highway at Cunninghams Gap, nightly stop/slow traffic conditions will be in place for bulk excavation works. 

From 6pm until 6am the following day, stop/slow traffic conditions will occur from:

• Sunday 23 February until Friday 28 February 2025 and 
• Sunday 2 March until Friday 7 March 2025.

 Maximum Oversize Overmass (OSOM) vehicle dimensions permitted to pass through the site:

• Max. vehicle width: 4.5m (ground contact)
• Max. load width: 7.5m (load must clear 1.2m above ground)
• Max. length: 60m (including block trucks)

A reduced speed limit of 40km/hr will be in place with traffic control onsite for the safety of road users and work crews.

Operating conditions

During these periods alternative routes should be planned accordingly. 

Planning ahead 

• Operators planning to travel through the site during this period must contact the project team via email (traffic.cunninghamsgap@mcilwain.com), 5 business days prior to the planned travel date.
• Operators must contact the Site Supervisor, Craig on 0404 489 987, 2 hours prior to arrival on-site on the night of travel.
• Operators must contact the project's traffic control on UHF CH40 when approaching the site and stop and hold in designated OSOM holding bays until released by traffic control.

TMR apologises for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciates your collaboration in maintaining a safe environment during these periods.

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