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South Road Non-Stop Tunnel Project

Sector: Tunnel • Location: Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

Source: Build Australia

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South Australia’s largest ever infrastructure project involves the construction of a non-stop South Road using three large-scale tunnel boring machines (TBMs) operating simultaneously. The project aims to create a 4.5-kilometre southern tunnel moving north towards Anzac Highway, allowing motorists to bypass 21 sets of traffic lights and save up to 40 minutes of travel time during peak hours. The t

Status
Under Construction
Sector
Tunnel
Location
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
Build Australia

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The project “South Road Non-Stop Tunnel Project” is an infrastructure initiative in the Tunnel sector, located in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Build Australia.

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South Australia’s largest ever infrastructure project involves the construction of a non-stop South Road using three large-scale tunnel boring machines (TBMs) operating simultaneously. The project aims to create a 4.5-kilometre southern tunnel moving north towards Anzac Highway, allowing motorists to bypass 21 sets of traffic lights and save up to 40 minutes of travel time during peak hours. The three TBMs are named after pioneering South Australian suffragists Mary Lee, Catherine Helen Spence, and Elizabeth Webb Nicholls.

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South Australia

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Adelaide

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2026-06-02

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