NSW Building & Civil
Newly built raised pedestrian crossing at night, with fresh white zebra stripes, traffic cones, a yellow pedestrian sign and curving dashed lines on new asphalt in front

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Pedestrian Crossing

Zebra and raised pedestrian crossings for council streets, school zones and town centres, built so people on foot can cross safely and drivers see them in time.

At a glanceNSW

  • 01Zebra and raised crossings
  • 02Kerb ramps and tactile markers
  • 03Schools, shops and town centres

The job

NSW Building and Civil builds pedestrian crossings for councils, schools and government agencies: zebra crossings, raised “wombat” crossings and kerb islands on local streets, in school zones and in busy town centres, so people on foot can cross safely and drivers see them in time.

We prepare the road and build the crossing in asphalt or concrete, form the kerb ramps on each side with yellow tactile markers, then paint the stripes and put up the signs. The work is planned around traffic and can be done at night, so the street is open again by morning.

What we do

Pedestrian Crossing

  1. Raised Crossings

    Crossings built up to footpath level in asphalt or concrete, with smooth ramps on both sides that slow traffic as it arrives.

  2. Kerb Ramps & Tactiles

    Kerb ramps on each side with yellow tactile markers, so people with prams, wheelchairs or low vision can find the crossing and get on and off it easily.

  3. Line Marking

    Bright white zebra stripes and ramp markings, painted so drivers can see the crossing by day and at night.

  4. Signs & Upgrades

    Pedestrian crossing signs on both approaches, and older crossings raised, rebuilt or re-marked to match.

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Asphalt Roads