Smith Street Motorway






































Smith Street Motorway


Queensland

General information
Type Freeway
Length 5.3 km (3.3 mi)
Route number(s)
State Route 10
Major junctions
West end
Pacific Motorway, Gaven
 
Olsen Avenue, Parkwood
East end
Smith Street, Southport
Highway system


  • Highways in Australia


  • National Highway • Freeways in Australia

  • Highways in Queensland







Smith Street Motorway (SR10) (or the Smith Street extension)is a motorway grade extension of Smith Street. It connects Southport, the Gold Coast's CBD to the Pacific Motorway.


The road is motorway standard for 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) from the Pacific Motorway (exit 66), until the Parklands Drive intersection. It then runs as a divided road until High Street in Southport, where it turns into North Street until the Gold Coast Highway. The motorway passes by the city's Health and Knowledge precinct, home to Griffith University, Gold Coast University Hospital and Gold Coast Private Hospital.


A new iconic red bridge for pedestrians across Smith Street was completed in early 2007. The red bridge joins the existing parklands campus of Griffith University to the new site on the southern side of Smith Street.


  • The highest point of the highway is 45 metres at the Smith Street interchange near the Pacific motorway.[1]



Contents






  • 1 Interchanges and intersections


  • 2 See also


  • 3 References


  • 4 External links





Interchanges and intersections


The entire motorway is in the City of Gold Coast local government area.




















































Location km mi Destinations Notes

Gaven–Arundel boundary		 0 0.0
Pacific Motorway (M1) north – Brisbane
 Western motorway terminus at partial Y interchange: northbound exit and southbound entrance
Arundel–Molendinar boundary 1 0.62
Smith Street to Pacific Motorway (M1) south, Coolangatta, Gaven
 Partial trumpet interchange: no westbound entrance
Molendinar–Parkwood boundary 2 1.2 Precision Drive – Molendinar
 Westbound exit and entrance only
Molendinar–Parkwood–Southport tripoint
 4 2.5
Olsen Avenue (State Route 4) – Parkwood, Ashmore
 Diamond interchange
Southport 5 3.1 Parklands Drive – Griffith University Gold Coast Campus
 Traffic light intersection
5.3 3.3
Smith Street (State Route 10) east / Kumbari Avenue north & south – Southport
 Eastern motorway terminus at traffic light intersection

  •       Incomplete access


See also




  • Freeways in Australia

  • Freeways in Gold Coast



References





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External links


  • Smith Street major upgrade and 24-hour T3 transit lanes

Route map:






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