WestCycle have been advised that temporary night closures of the Fremantle Traffic Bridge are required to complete concrete work along the new edge beams.
Details of Upcoming Traffic Changes
Fremantle Traffic Bridge Closed
Queen Victoria Street, Fremantle: Swan Street to Canning Highway
Monday 17 November to Friday 21 November 2025
Monday 24 November to Wednesday 26 November 2025
7pm to 6am (each night)
- Road users, pedestrians and cyclists use Stirling Highway to travel between North Fremantle and Fremantle.
- Temporary changes to PTA bus routes. Please refer to the Transperth Journey Planner for latest information.
Ongoing Traffic Changes
Fremantle, North Fremantle and East Fremantle
1 October 2025 to December 2025*
All hours
Intermittent lane closures and a reduced speed of 40km/h are required on the following roads:
- Stirling Highway and Tydeman Road.
- Queen Victoria Street and Beach Street.
- Leach Highway and Carrington Street.
- Canning Highway and Carrington Street.
- Stirling Highway and McCabe Street.
- Stirling Highway and High Street.
- Stirling Highway and Marmion Street.
- Stirling Highway and Queen Victoria Street.
- Stirling Street and Ord Street.
- East Street and Marmion Street.
- East Street and High Street.
- Canning Highway and Stirling Highway.
- Carrington Street and Marmion Street.
- Port Beach Road and Tydeman Road.
- Queen Victoria Street and Tydeman Road.
- Queen Victoria Street and James Street.
- South Street and Hampton Road.
- High Street and Ord Street.
- High Street and Parry Street.
Queen Victoria Street: Tydeman Road to Canning Highway
- One lane open in each direction.
- Speed reduced to 40km/h.
- Intermittent stop / slow traffic management during large deliveries and crane activity.
*Timing is subject to favourable weather conditions. Please refer to on-road signage for the latest information.
Further Information
For enquiries, please phone 138 138, email enquiries@mainroads.wa.gov.au or click here to learn more about the project.
Mains Roads thanks road users and the local community for their patience during these works.
