Camerons Lane Interchange

Overview

The business case for the Camerons Lane Interchange is complete. The project is in the pre-construction phase to enable the time required to secure the necessary planning and environmental approvals.

The Camerons Lane Interchange project will:

• build a new interchange at Camerons Lane and the Hume Freeway
• close the existing freeway ramps at Lithgow Street
• upgrade and realign the Hume Freeway in Beveridge to cater for the new interchange
• add walking and cycling paths
• install traffic lights at the intersections of Camerons Lane/Patterson Road and Minton Street/Spring Street
• upgrade Spring Street between Minton and Lithgow streets.

A business case examined the interchange in detail to recommend a design and identify the best delivery approach.

Project map

Next steps

During the pre-construction stage we’ll complete activities including:

• on-site investigations including identifying underground utilities, and testing ground conditions
• refining the project design and construction approach
• obtaining planning approvals
• detailed on-site environmental investigations
• preparing a Cultural Heritage Management Plan.

Construction timelines will be confirmed once our planning has progressed further.

Technical investigations

We’ve been completing technical roadside investigations. At times, we may need to complete additional investigations where we will implement traffic control measures, including temporary lane closures, stop/slow traffic and reduced speeds.

We’ll keep traffic disruption to a minimum and avoid busy periods.

Community feedback

From 18 March to 21 April 2026, we asked for community feedback via Engage Victoria on the proposed use of land for the interchange, this includes new lanes, shared paths, bridges and associated road infrastructure, as well as the project boundary we’re planning to build the interchange within.

Thank you to everyone who took the time to provide feedback by responding to our survey or chatting with the project team at our pop up. During consultation we received 176 submissions, 30 people attended the pop up event and we had over 9000 people view the project web page.

Community members showed strong support for the Camerons Lane Interchange, with 95% of survey respondents supporting the project. Many respondents recognised the need for improved infrastructure to support Beveridge’s rapid growth and saw the interchange as an important investment in the area’s future transport network.

A summary of what we heard during consultation is available in the Community Consultation Summary Report (PDF, 751.5 KB).