Pedestrian Safety on Frederick St, Ashfield

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May be an image of road and text that says "POLICE N NOW NOWON ON ENFORCING ROAD SAFETY"
No evidence of any safety maeasures other that this sign

 

Community Meeting 26 March 2022

Traffic lights for Frederick & John Street intersection Ashfield Petition. By 29 March the petition was at 1521 signatures.  https://www.change.org/p/traffic-lights-for-frederick-john-street-intersection-ashfield

A number of minor improvements to Frederick St have been included in the Inner West Council PAMP adopted in April 2021 (however Council's role is limited on a state road) https://yoursay.innerwest.nsw.gov.au/pedestriansafety

Council also has previous resolutions relating to Frederick Street and residents at the community meeting also raised concerns with the crossing at Henry Street and the traffic lights at Church and Elizabeth St. The Tunnel under the main rail line is also the source of concern. I hear there was another accident on Frederick St today.

 The current crossing was only 'upgraded' after Mehreen Faruqi asked a question in Parliament. June 2018 https://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/hp/housepaper/16569/QA_160_06_JUNE_2018.pdf

Note the central median has not been implemented. From Report of Transport for NSW entitled "NSW Road Safety Progress Report 2018", dated June 2019 https://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/tp/files/76502/NSW Road Safety Progress Report 2018.pdf
Frederick Street, Ashfield
The NSW Government funded $434,000 to upgradetwo pedestrian crossings on Frederick Street,Ashfield, located at John Street and Henry Street.
This included the installation of kerb blisters, centralmedian, new line marking and signage to increase thevisibility of the crossing and to significantly improvepedestrian safety

"Following extensive inquiries, on Saturday 26 March 2022, the driver was issued a court attendance notice and charged with dangerous driving occasioning death – drive manner dangerous, negligent driving (occasioning death), and not give way to pedestrian on crossing – motor vehicle." https://www.police.nsw.gov.au/news/article?id=100748, viewed 11 April 2022

 

Council Resolutions about Pedestrian Safety on Frederick Street

https://perambuler.ramin.com.au/2022/03/c04211-item-24-notice-of-motion.html


April 2021 Inner West Council PAMP - Detailed Works

CD263 Frederick Street Ashfield State Road Strategic Route crossing deficiency poor kerb ramp alignment -33.8872487 151.1184295 1 install new kerb ramp AF67 Primary HIGH 2,500$
CD264 Frederick Street Ashfield State Road Strategic Route crossing deficiency missing kerb ramp - pair -33.8857301 151.1191615 1 install new kerb ramp - pair AF77 Primary HIGH 5,000$
CD265 Frederick Street Ashfield State Road Strategic Route crossing deficiency at grade crossing missing tgsi -33.8779493 151.1275115 1 install new tgsi AF69 Primary HIGH 650$
CD267 Frederick Street Ashfield State Road Strategic Route crossing deficiency at grade crossing missing tgsi -33.8789228 151.1254396 1 install new tgsi AF69 Primary HIGH 650$
CD268 Frederick Street Ashfield State Road Strategic Route crossing deficiency missing kerb ramp - pair -33.8798617 151.1235351 1 install new kerb ramp - pair AF70 Primary HIGH 5,000$
CD269 Frederick Street Ashfield State Road Strategic Route crossing deficiency missing kerb ramp - pair -33.8799416 151.1234574 1 install new kerb ramp - pair AF71 Primary HIGH 5,000$
CD270 Frederick Street Ashfield State Road Strategic Route crossing deficiency poor kerb ramp alignment - pair -33.8805809 151.122653 1 install new kerb ramp - pair AF72 Primary HIGH 5,000$
CD271 Frederick Street Ashfield State Road Strategic Route crossing deficiency missing kerb ramp - pair -33.8831774 151.1208425 1 install new kerb ramp - pair AF66 Primary HIGH 5,000$
CD272 Frederick Street Ashfield State Road Strategic Route crossing deficiency poor kerb ramp alignment - pair -33.8835816 151.1205374 1 install new kerb ramp - pair AF66 Primary HIGH 5,000$
CD273 Frederick Street Ashfield State Road Strategic Route crossing deficiency shallow kerb ramp - pair -33.8836026 151.1204686 1 install new tgsi AF66 Primary HIGH 650$
CD278 Frederick Street Ashfield State Road Strategic Route crossing deficiency poor kerb ramp alignment - pair -33.8835487 151.1207218 1 install new kerb ramp - pair AF66 Primary HIGH 5,000$
CD279 Frederick Street Ashfield State Road Strategic Route crossing deficiency poor kerb ramp alignment -33.8821681 151.1216315 1 install new kerb ramp AF73 Primary HIGH 2,500$
CD282 Frederick Street Ashfield State Road Strategic Route crossing deficiency missing kerb ramp - pair -33.8779931 151.1275894 1 install new kerb ramp - pair AF69 Primary HIGH 5,000$
CD283 Frederick Street Ashfield State Road Strategic Route crossing deficiency poor kerb ramp alignment - pair -33.8775706 151.1285525 1 install new kerb ramp - pair AF69 Primary HIGH 5,000$
CD284 Frederick Street Ashfield State Road Strategic Route crossing deficiency poor kerb ramp alignment - pair -33.8775062 151.1286935 1 install new kerb ramp - pair AF68 Primary HIGH 5,000$
CD285 Frederick Street Ashfield State Road Strategic Route crossing deficiency raised kerb ramp lip -33.8774323 151.1288401 1 install new kerb ramp AF68 Primary HIGH 2,500$
CD286 Frederick Street Ashfield State Road Strategic Route crossing deficiency poor kerb ramp alignment - pair -33.8771014 151.1296497 1 install new kerb ramp - pair AF68 Primary HIGH 5,000$
CD287 Frederick Street Ashfield State Road Strategic Route crossing deficiency poor kerb ramp alignment - pair -33.8770048 151.1292736 1 install new kerb ramp - pair AF68 Primary HIGH 5,000$
CD288 Frederick Street Ashfield State Road Strategic Route crossing deficiency poor kerb ramp alignment -33.8778331 151.1276229 1 install new kerb ramp AF69 Primary HIGH 2,500$
CD290 Frederick Street Ashfield State Road Strategic Route crossing deficiency misaligned refuge island -33.882199 151.1216309 1 re-construct refuge island AF73 Primary HIGH 15,000$

 

Pedestriaian Safety Works identified in PAMP


 

Source https://yoursay.innerwest.nsw.gov.au/pedestriansafety

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