Exeter Pedestrian Crossings
We will improve pedestrian safety by providing new crossing facilities and upgrading the existing crossings in the Exeter town centre.
We are finalising concept designs for improving pedestrian crossings in the Exeter.
The project aims to improve safety for pedestrians on Exeter Main Road in Exeter Town Centre, by providing 5 new pedestrian crossings.
The need for pedestrian crossing improvements was raised by the community in 2022 and also identified through our West Tamar Corridor Strategy – Launceston to Beauty Point. This strategy is looking at upgrades and improvements along the West Tamar Highway focused on safety.
Please view the concept designs for the pedestrian crossings below, and share your feedback with us on (03) 6210 0662 or by email to exetercrossings@stategrowth.tas.gov.au
The concept design has been finalised, and the final design is expected to be completed by late 2025, with construction anticipated for early 2026.
This map below shows where the project is focused on the West Tamar Highway at Exeter.
We will be building kerb extensions and pedestrian islands at key locations. The designs are available to view on the project webpage.
Kerb extensions and pedestrian islands were selected based on traffic and pedestrian volumes, considering the needs of all road users, as well as past engagement with the local community.
Some parking spaces may be removed to make space for the kerb outstands. We will know the exact number of affected spaces when the design is finalised. To reduce the impact of this, parking spaces will be clearly marked to optimise their use.
If you would like to find out more information and you have accessibility requirements, please contact the project team on the details below.
You can find out more about Transport Services' commitment to accessibility on our website here: https://www.transport.tas.gov.au/accessibility
To provide feedback on the concept design, please contact the project team on (03) 6210 0662 or by email to exetercrossings@stategrowth.tas.gov.au