We are seeking community feedback to help shape concept plans for The Mainlines, a new network of walking and cycling corridors connecting Altona Meadows and Seabrook to key transport hubs.

The Mainlines project is a key action from the Better Places guide for Seabrook and Altona Meadows, focusing on improving active transport options in the area. This initiative aims to create a comprehensive walking and cycling network that allows residents and commuters to move safely and efficiently across the suburbs by developing two major north-south corridors and secondary east-west linkages.

• Create two primary north-south walking and cycling corridors along key routes such as Point Cook Road, Fitzroy Street, and the Skeleton Creek Trail.
• Develop secondary linkages to ensure easy access to key local destinations.
• Incorporate safety measures such as protected cycle lanes, raised intersections, and improved pedestrian crossings.
• Integration of landscaping and greenery to enhance the user experience.
• Wayfinding signage following our Wayfinding Standard.

Following community consultation, the feedback collected will inform the development of concept plans. The completed plan will guide future infrastructure investment and upgrades, ensuring a safe and accessible active transport network for years to come.

This consultation focuses specifically on The Mainlines walking and cycling corridors. A separate project is underway in a

nearby area—please refer to Point Cook Rd and Central Ave Intersection Upgrade - Victoria’s Big Build

for details if you are looking to provide feedback on that project.