WestCycle have been advised that temporary night closures of the Fremantle Traffic Bridge are required on Thursday 18 December 2025, Monday 5, Tuesday 6, and Wednesday 7 January 2026 to install edge beam segments.
Details of Upcoming Traffic Changes
Fremantle Traffic Bridge Closed
Queen Victoria Street, Fremantle: Swan Street to Canning Highway
Thursday 18 December 2025 (One night)
Monday 5 January 2026 until Thursday 8 January 2026 (Three nights)
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.

Figure 1: Fremantle Traffic Bridge closure detour map.
Ongoing Traffic Changes
Fremantle, North Fremantle and East Fremantle
1 October 2025 to January 2026*
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.
Main Roads thanks road users and the local community for their patience during these works.

