Roads and traffic
Council is committed to working with our community to provide a safe and efficient road network.
Road management and maintenance
Responsibility for the management and maintenance of roads is shared between state and local governments.
Council is responsible for the construction and maintenance of local roads within our city, including kerbing, stormwater, signage and traffic control. There are a total of 253km of local roads in our city. These roads are classified as sub arterial, major and minor collector, industrial and local roads, as shown on our road hierarchy map.
Please report any damage to roads, kerbing, signage or traffic control to Council.
Report an issue on a Council road
Major arterial roads within the Council area are managed by the Department for Infrastructure and Transport (SA Government):
- Darley Road
- Glen Stuart Road (part)
- Glynburn Road
- Gorge Road
- Lower North East Road
- Magill Road
- Montacute Road
- Morialta Road (part)
- Moules Road
- Newton Road
- St Bernards Road
Report an issue on a Department for Infrastructure and Transport road
Scheduled roadworks
Council inspects its road network for defects every four years. Based on the inspection results, Council creates a plan to prioritise roadworks. Further information is available in Council’s Asset Management Plan – Transport Assets.
To view a list of roads scheduled for reseal or reconstruction this financial year, visit our Capital Works Program.
Traffic management
Council’s Transport Plans identify opportunities to improve traffic, road safety, street parking, public transport, walking and cycling routes within our City.
Campbelltown Transport Plan (Hectorville, Rostrevor, Tranmere and Magill)
Council is currently undertaking a Transport Plan for the suburbs of Campbelltown, Paradise, Athelstone and Newton.