Everything about Northbourne Avenue Canberra totally explained
Northbourne Avenue, a main road in
North Canberra, in
Canberra,
Australia. Northbourne Avenue is the road between
City Hill in the south, and the
Federal Highway in the north.
It is a north-south running road which has three lanes for motorised traffic, and one lane for bicycles running in each direction, with a large
median strip with rows of
trees. The
speed limit is 60
km/h, with an 80km/h speed limit north of the intersection with Mouat Street and Antill Street. These speed limits are strictly enforced with multiple fixed red light/speed cameras in the 60km/h zone, and mobile speed cameras being permitted to operate along the entire length of the road. Most cars leaving the central Canberra
suburbs near
Civic heading northwards use this road. Many
ACTION buses heading between
Civic and
Dickson,
Gungahlin or
Belconnen use the road, which has frequent bus stops along it.
Northbourne Avenue is the dividing line between the suburbs of
Turner,
O'Connor and
Lyneham on the west, with the suburbs of
Braddon,
Dickson,
Downer and
Watson on the east.
It has often been suggested that a light rail system, such as
train or
trams be put on the middle of the road. This would likely involve the removal of the trees located in the wide median strip in the road.
In
2005, proposals were put forward to make the civic section of Northbourne Avenue go underneath Civic while pedestrian bridges would go over the top of it.
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