Road closures and major works

Road closures

 

  • Mews Rd, Fremantle
    Date:
    31 Aug – Mid Sept | Time: 7am-6pm (Mon-Fri)

    Mews Road, between Capo D’Orlando & Marine Terrace. will be closed from 31 August and expected to be completed by mid September. The closure will be implemented between 7am to 6pm Monday to Friday.

    Traffic management measures and detours will be implemented to assist motorists and maintain access where possible.


  • Thompson Rd, North Fremantle 
    Date: 10 Sept | Time: 7pm-5am

    Thompson Road, between Staples Street & Leslie Road will be closed for pole replacement and maintenance works for Western Power.

    Traffic management measures and detours will be implemented to assist motorists and maintain access where possible.


  • Caeser Street between Grosvenor Street & Lefroy Road
    Date
    : 8-9 Sep | Time: 7am-5pmThis closure will be in place to complete concreting works for the footpath. Traffic management measures and detours will be implemented to assist motorists and maintain access where possible.

  • Bellevue Terrace / Fothergill Street & Stevens Street
    Date: 11 Sep & 25 Sep | Time: 7am-4pm

    Please be advised Bellevue Terrace between Fothergill Street and Stevens Street will be closed for pole replacement and maintenance works for Western Power.

    Traffic management measures and detours will be implemented to assist motorists and maintain access where possible.


  • McCleery Street / Lefroy Road & Martha Street 
    Date: 18 Sept | Time: 9am-2.30pm

    Please be advised there is upcoming works along McCleery Street between Lefroy Road and Martha Street Westbound for water main works being completed for Water Corporation.

    Traffic management measures and detours will be implemented to assist motorists and maintain access where possible.


  • Pakenham Street / Phillimore Street and Leake Street
    Date: 24 Sep | Time: 7pm-5am

    Please be advised there are upcoming night work closures for installation of a new fire service.

    Traffic management measures and detours will be implemented to assist motorists and maintain access where possible.


  • Wray Avenue / Hampton Road & Carnac Street 
    Date: 29 Sept | Time: 11pm-4am

    Please be advised of the upcoming full road closure of Wray Avenue (Westbound only) for works by Western Power.

    Traffic management measures and detours will be implemented to assist motorists and maintain access where possible.


  • Carrington Street & Winterfold Road 
    Date: 13 Sept – October 2026 | Time: Night works

    Please be advised of the upcoming road closures between

    • Winterfold Road; between Redmond Road and Longford Road – Eastbound Lane only
    • Carrington Street; between Leach Hwy / High St and Marmion Street – both lanes.

    Traffic management measures and detours will be implemented to assist motorists and maintain access where possible.


  • Kwong Alley between Pensioner Guard Road and Swan Street, North Fremantle
    Dates: 3 Sep, 19 Oct and 7 Dec 2026 | Time: 7am – 5pm

The road will be closed to traffic between 7am and 5pm on the listed dates to allow the safe lifting of multiple air conditioning units onto nearby buildings. Access to properties will be maintained via Swan Street, and traffic controllers will be on site to assist motorists and pedestrians. Waste collection services will continue to have access on scheduled collection days.


 

Major works

Swan River Crossing

The Swan River Crossings Project is one of the most complex and challenging projects undertaken by Main Roads WA, involving road, port, freight, river, walking, cycling, heritage and environmental considerations.

The Fremantle Traffic Bridge will close Sunday 1 February, 2026 to enable completion of major works, including removal of the existing bridge, installation of the new bridge deck and construction of the new road.

This is a long-term project and is ongoing. You can find out the latest project updates via the Main Roads WA project page linked below.

Main Roads WA | Fremantle Bridge updates

The Western Australian Government has announced its full suite of initiatives to reduce peak-hour vehicle usage and keep Stirling Highway moving during the 12-month closure of the Fremantle Traffic Bridge. Read the WA Government media release.
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