Narellan Road Case Study

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7 Another major redevelopment would be the roads near and around Campbelltown. Roads and Maritime Services is planning and designing for a proposed upgrade of Campbelltown Road between Hume Highway, Camden Valley Way, Casual and Brooks Road in Denham Court.

8 The NSW and Australian governments are funding a $114 million upgrade of Narellan Road. This project is part of the $3.6 billion road investment plan to support western Sydney growth. The major upgrade closest to Campbelltown is the Narellan Road. The upgrade of Narellan Road will: improve access and travel times for motorists and road freight, reduce congestion on Narellan Road, improve access to the TAFE and University of Western Sydney, improve incident response times on the Hume Motorway

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