One week after the nation's biggest road infrastructure project opened to the public, the NSW government is busy"jiggling and juggling" final traffic tests ahead of the real WestConnex stress test — the end of school holidays.Police, transport commanders and tow trucks will be on hand Monday to smooth the traffic flow, with the twin tunnels connecting Homebush and Haberfield at the price of $4.27 per trip.
"Opening when it was school holidays, that was deliberate, because we know that it takes people a while to get used to such a big piece of infrastructure," she said. Ms Prendergast said the real worry was how increased traffic would flow out of the tunnel when school returned on Monday. "We're going to be focused on where people are heading citybound and merging at Parramatta Road, Ashfield and City-West Link, Wattle Street, and that's because that's where the traffic merges and we're worried about potentially backing up into the tunnels," she said.
HarrietTatham The big test will be oil supply disruptions from the Middle East as the seizing of tankers intensify. GladysB asked for it. Sydney is now more vulnerable than ever. Check your superfund how much they have invested in oil dependent infrastructure