Traffic and roads information

Campbelltown City Council is dedicated to ensuring safe, efficient, and well-connected transport throughout our community. We’re actively working to keep traffic moving and our roads well-maintained for residents and visitors.

Speed humps and traffic calming devices

If you would like to suggest a location for a new speed hump or traffic calming device you can submit a request and we will review it on our program for future consideration and planning.

Request a new speed hump or traffic calming device for consideration

Report maintenance to an existing device

Roundabouts and median strips

If you would like to suggest a location for a new roundabout you can submit a request and we will review it on our program for future consideration and planning.

Request a new roundabout for consideration

Report maintenance for an existing roundabout

Median strips are landscaped to enhance both safety and visual appeal. Submit a request for mowing or pruning of a medium strip .

Speed limits, safety cameras and school crossings

Speed limits, school zone flashing lights, and safety cameras are managed by Transport for NSW on behalf of the NSW Government.

Our Community Response Officers conduct regular patrols across the city to help manage parking and ensure community safety.

Report illegal parking

Suggest a location for a speed camera with Transport for NSW

Street, directional and regulatory street signs

We manage a wide range of street signage. Photos are helpful to assist our team in investigating the matter.

Request a new sign for consideration

Report a damaged or missing sign

Bus shelters

We maintain bus shelters across Campbelltown. If you see damage or would like to request a new shelter, you can do so online.

Request a new bus shelter

Report damage to a bus shelter

Road maintenance

Campbelltown City Council is responsible for maintaining over 790 km of roads within the local government area. Major roads and freeways are managed by the Department of Transport and Planning.

Campbelltown City Council conduct proactive road maintenance within the Campbelltown Local Government Area (LGA) to increase the safety and quality of our road network.

The Department of Transport and Planning is responsible for road infrastructure and assets on freeways and main roads.

View map of RMS-managed roads(PDF, 9MB)

Report a road issue, maintenance to existing road facilities or hazard