Transport for NSW - School Zone Linemarking Project!

The School Zone Infrastructure Sub Program is making it safer for pedestrians on their way to and from school, and when walking within school zones. It is part of the $540 million NSW Federal Road Safety Program.

 As part of this fantastic initiaitve, we have installed 40km per hour school zone patches and dragon's teeth across many schools in our Local Government area. This project has been proudly funded by Transport for NSW.

This School Zone Linemarking project includes the following schools:

• Albion Park Public School
• Albion Park High School
• Albion Park Rail Public School
• Amity College
• Ballarang Public School
• Barrack Heights Public School
• Calderwood Christian School
• Corpus Christi Catholic High School
• Flinders Public School
• Lake Illawarra High School
• Lake Illawarra South Public School
• Mount Terry Public School
• Mount Warrigal Public School
• Nazareth Catholic School
• Oak Flats High School
• Oak Flats Public School
• St Joseph’s Catholic High School
• St Pauls Parish Catholic Public School
• Shell Cove Public School
• Shellharbour Anglican College
• Shellharbour Public School
• Stella Maris Public School
• Tullimbar Public School
• Warilla High School
• Warilla North Public School
• Warilla Public School

The purpose of this school zone linemarking project is to:

• Create safer pedestrian connections for children, their parents and carers and the whole wider school community. 
• Help save lives by reducing car speeds within school zones and giving pedestrians safe route options when walking to and from school. 
• Reduce pedestrian crashes and create safer roads around our local schools.

Check out some of our "Dragon's teeth" installed across some of our local schools! 

Dragon's teeth are painted triangles arranged in pairs on each side of a lane or road. They help to make school zones more visible and alert drivers to the 40km/h speed limit.

View some of the pre-construction and post-construction upgrades below-