Miller Street and Saunders Street, Pyrmont

Cycleway
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Client: City of Sydney Council
Location: Pyrmont

Date:  Completed 2021

A major commuting link for bike riders, the route between the Anzac Bridge and the Union Street cycleway is one of the busiest in the city (playing host to more than 1500 bike trips every weekday). Sydney Civil was contracted to build a new cycleway on Miller and Saunders Streets to protect current and new riders from traffic.

What works were done?

  • 2-way separated cycleway (along the northern sides of Saunders and Miller Streets)
  • Three new paved intersections (at Saunders Street and Quarry Master Drive, Miller and Jones Streets, and Miller and Mount Streets)
  • New pedestrian crossing (near Miller Lane)
  • Consolidation of two bus stops (on the north side of Miller Street)
  • Continuous footpath treatments
  • New street lighting and garden beds

Read more about this project on the City of Sydney Council website.

A cyclist crossing an intersection on the Miller Street cycleway, situated between the road and footpath.
Two cyclists cross a raised intersection on the dual-way cycleway along Saunders Street.
A cyclist riding towards Sydney CBD on the cycleway, another cyclist riding away from the city.
A cyclist rides along the Miller Street cycleway, separated from the footpath and road by a kerb and landscaping.
Two cyclists cross an intersection on the new dual-way cycleway on Miller Street.
An overhead view of a cyclist on the new Saunders Street cycleway showing kerbs to separate it from the road.
A cyclist follows the dual-way cycleway on Saunders Street towards Sydney CBD.

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