Project
Boorloo Bridge Causeway Pedestrian and Cyclist Bridges
Perth, Victoria Park
Overview
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Shared path
Project type -
$105.9 million
Total budget
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Complete
Project phase -
Main Roads WA
Lead agency
Boorloo Bridge, previously known as the Causeway Pedestrian and Cyclist Bridges project, is now open.
The bridge has significantly improved connectivity, safety and amenity for the thousands of people who walk, wheel or ride to and from Perth CBD daily.
Boorloo Bridge features two six-metre-wide cable-stayed bridges over the Derbarl Yerrigan (Swan River), connecting the Victoria Park foreshore to Perth via Heirisson Island.
The areas surrounding the bridge have been transformed with significant landscaping, artworks and new seating and rest areas.
From sunset and midnight daily, the bridge lighting creates a unique visual experience with over 17,000 LED lights from the vantage points identified here.
Find more information on the Main Roads WA project here.
Benefits
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Enhanced connectivity between Victoria Park and Perth CBD -
Improved safety for cyclists, pedestrians and other path users
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New amenity to encourage active transport in the area
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Central attraction to enjoy public art, seating and rest areas
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