The cameras have been installed near Montview Parade at Hornsby Heights and Calderwood Road at Galston, to measure the length of heavy vehicles.
Cameras were installed along with an “Over Dimension Measurement” device, using infrared and a radar-based technology measure the length of vehicles.
Cameras were installed along with an “Over Dimension Measurement” device, using infrared and a radar-based technology measure the length of vehicles.
Minister for Roads Maritime and Freight Melinda Pavey said the technology would reduce the number of vehicles stuck in the Gorge and improve safety and time savings for
motorists.
“Over-length trucks trapped in Galston Gorge cause detours of more than 30 minutes for other motorists,” Mrs Pavey said.
“With almost 100 over length heavy vehicles trapped in Galston Gorge over the past year, the impact on the road network has been significant.”
Member for Hornsby Matt Kean said the NSW Police, emergency services and motorists are all impacted by over length incidents in the Gorge.
The maximum length for heavy vehicles to travel through Galston Gorge is 7.5m. Trucks that exceed this length incur an on the spot fine of $2270.
