Wollongong traffic: Crashes, delays, updates

The daily commute is better with a little planning. Here's some roads it might be best to avoid today

Congestion on the M1. Photographer: Liam Kidston.

Latest traffic alerts and road works for the Wollongong region:

Traffic incidents since midnight: 0

Roadworks to avoid: 3

New roadworks this week: 0

Roadworks projects to be completed in the next 30 days:

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Traffic incidents by suburb (most recently updated items are listed first):

There were no incidents reported this morning.

Roadworks by suburb (most recently updated items are listed first):

Wollongong

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Affected street: Corrimal Street near Glebe Street

Alert created at 8.47pm, April 8. Last updated at 7.06pm, April 9.

Ends: 4pm, April 30

Advice: Reduce your speed. Expect delays. Single lane closures and reduced speed limit will be in place. Traffic controllers will be on site to direct motorists.

Woonona

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Affected street: Memorial Drive near York Place

Alert created at 4.15pm, April 7. Last updated at 4.15pm, April 7.

Ends: 4am, May 1

Advice: Reduced speed limit. Check signage. Single lane closures will be in place. Traffic controllers will be on site to direct motorists. Motorists are advised to allow approximately 10 minutes of additional travel time. No work will take place between 16 April and 27 April.

Wollongong

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Affected street: Princes Motorway near Mount Ousley Road

Alert created at 12.30pm, October 14. Last updated at 12.32pm, February 20.

Ends: 6am, December 31

Advice: Exercise caution. Reduce your speed. MOUNT OUSLEY INTERCHANGE PROJECT Motorists are advised of changed traffic conditions while work is carried out on the Mount Ousley interchange project. Road shoulder, single lane closures and stop/slow traffic conditions will be in place as required on: M1 Princes Mwy between Mount Ousley Rd and Northfields Ave Mount Ousley Rd Irvine St Northfields Ave (including northbound M1 Princes Mwy on and off ramps) Dumfries Ave During the work, traffic control and reduced speed limits of 40 or 60 km/h will be in place at times. More information is available on the project webpage.

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The previous Wollongong traffic article can be viewed here.