Traffic & Parking Surveys

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Council regularly reviews its traffic management and parking restrictions. The following surveys are currently open.


  • Myrtle Street at Pacific Highway, Crows Nest - Proposed raised pedestrian crossing - submissions close Tuesday, 3 June 2025
    Council is proposing to install a raised pedestrian crossing on Myrtle Street at Pacific Highway, Crows Nest. The proposal includes extending the kerb on the northern side of Myrtle Street and providing zig-zag line-marking on approach to the crossing. These changes aim to improve safety for pedestrians crossing the street, reduce vehicle speeds, and provide greater visibility between drivers and pedestrians. Provide your feedback here


  • Newlands Street at Morton Street, Wollstonecraft - Proposed raised pedestrian crossing - submissions close Tuesday, 3 June 2025
    Council is proposing to upgrade the existing pedestrian refuge to a raised pedestrian crossing on Newlands Street at Morton Street, Wollstonecraft. The proposal includes extending the kerb on the western side of Morton Street, north and south of Newlands Street. These changes aim to improve safety for pedestrians crossing the street, reduce vehicle speeds, and provide greater visibility between drivers and pedestrians. Provide your feedback here


  • Park Avenue, Cremorne - Proposed raised pedestrian crossings, cycleway and footpath extension - submissions close Friday, 13 June 2025
    Council is seeking your feedback on a proposal to install two raised pedestrian crossings at the intersection of Park Avenue and Sutherland Street, Cremorne. The proposal responds to concerns regarding safety and accessibility, particularly for children returning from evening games at Cammeray Park. These pedestrian crossings will enhance safety by reducing vehicle speeds, and the connected cycleway will improve accessibility for cyclists. Provide your feedback here



The following survey is ongoing:

  • Redundant No Stopping and No Parking Zones, as part of Council’s commitment to improving parking in our area, members of the public are being encouraged to identify where they believe redundant “No Stopping” and “No Parking” zones exist.


Note: The feedback form is not a voting form as such but will assist in determining support for the proposed pedestrian crossing upgrade. All feedback received will be considered, however it is not intended to reply to individual respondents. Refer to Council’s Access to Information Policy and Privacy Statement regarding management of personal information. Submissions are considered open access information under the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009. In the interests of public transparency, submission in its entirety may be made available via Council’s website. Submitters are encouraged to read Council’s Information Sheet: Making a Submission to Council prior to making a submission.

For further information visit the above webpage, contact Council’s Traffic & Transport Operations Department on 9936 8100 or email yoursay@northsydney.nsw.gov.au.

Council regularly reviews its traffic management and parking restrictions. The following surveys are currently open.


  • Myrtle Street at Pacific Highway, Crows Nest - Proposed raised pedestrian crossing - submissions close Tuesday, 3 June 2025
    Council is proposing to install a raised pedestrian crossing on Myrtle Street at Pacific Highway, Crows Nest. The proposal includes extending the kerb on the northern side of Myrtle Street and providing zig-zag line-marking on approach to the crossing. These changes aim to improve safety for pedestrians crossing the street, reduce vehicle speeds, and provide greater visibility between drivers and pedestrians. Provide your feedback here


  • Newlands Street at Morton Street, Wollstonecraft - Proposed raised pedestrian crossing - submissions close Tuesday, 3 June 2025
    Council is proposing to upgrade the existing pedestrian refuge to a raised pedestrian crossing on Newlands Street at Morton Street, Wollstonecraft. The proposal includes extending the kerb on the western side of Morton Street, north and south of Newlands Street. These changes aim to improve safety for pedestrians crossing the street, reduce vehicle speeds, and provide greater visibility between drivers and pedestrians. Provide your feedback here


  • Park Avenue, Cremorne - Proposed raised pedestrian crossings, cycleway and footpath extension - submissions close Friday, 13 June 2025
    Council is seeking your feedback on a proposal to install two raised pedestrian crossings at the intersection of Park Avenue and Sutherland Street, Cremorne. The proposal responds to concerns regarding safety and accessibility, particularly for children returning from evening games at Cammeray Park. These pedestrian crossings will enhance safety by reducing vehicle speeds, and the connected cycleway will improve accessibility for cyclists. Provide your feedback here



The following survey is ongoing:

  • Redundant No Stopping and No Parking Zones, as part of Council’s commitment to improving parking in our area, members of the public are being encouraged to identify where they believe redundant “No Stopping” and “No Parking” zones exist.


Note: The feedback form is not a voting form as such but will assist in determining support for the proposed pedestrian crossing upgrade. All feedback received will be considered, however it is not intended to reply to individual respondents. Refer to Council’s Access to Information Policy and Privacy Statement regarding management of personal information. Submissions are considered open access information under the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009. In the interests of public transparency, submission in its entirety may be made available via Council’s website. Submitters are encouraged to read Council’s Information Sheet: Making a Submission to Council prior to making a submission.

For further information visit the above webpage, contact Council’s Traffic & Transport Operations Department on 9936 8100 or email yoursay@northsydney.nsw.gov.au.

Page last updated: 16 May 2025, 10:09 AM