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Roadworks on San Remo Bridge - San Remo Bridge and Phillip Island Bridge

San Remo Bridge - San Remo Bridge and Phillip Island Bridge, Australia · Roadworks

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Road conditions and travel information

Victoria planned roadworks has published a traffic update for San Remo Bridge - San Remo Bridge and Phillip Island Bridge, Victoria.

Road conditions

The reported road event is described as “Planned roadworks”.

San Remo Bridge Rehabilitation Project - San Remo Bridge and Phillip Island Bridge - San Remo Bridge Roadworks

Throughout the rehabilitation project, there will be varied load restrictions on the San Remo Bridge. This will be dependent on where crews are working on the bridge. From 3 August until late 2026, all heavy vehicles exceeding 62.5 tonnes will be temporarily restricted from using the bridge. Mass limits below the 62.5-tonne restriction will also apply for certain heavy vehicle types during this period. We’ll keep the freight and heavy haulage industry informed of changes in restrictions as the project progresses. Further information on load carrying capacities can be found on the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator Maps.

The published impact is “Lanes affected”.

The source reports “Delays expected”.

Published travel advice

Allow extra travel time

Published schedule

The source lists a scheduled start of 3 August 2026 at 12:00 am.

The source lists a scheduled end of 30 June 2028 at 11:59 pm.

Location and record context

OzIncidents first recorded this entry on 29 October 2026 at 9:44 am (Melbourne). This is a collection timestamp, not a reported incident start time.

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Incident location & geometry

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Warning level history

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First observed 29 Oct. 2026, 9:44 am (Melbourne)

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