The Eel Race Road, Carrum Level Crossing closed in February 2020 during a two-week construction-blitz that saw the opening of the new direct connection from McLeod Road to Nepean Highway, trains running on the new rail bridge, and back stopping at the new Carrum Station.
Improvements to the local road network with the removal of three level crossings in the area, the new McLeod Road connection and Karrum Karrum Bridge over Patterson River, enabled the closure of this dangerous level crossing.
Works will continue throughout 2020 to complete the new Carrum Station and create four new community open spaces as part of Carrum’s $50 million revitalisation.
A new walking and cycling underpass at Eel Race Road open in late 2020 will form part of more than 11 kilometres of new shared paths from Edithvale to Frankston, improving connections to public transport and the beach.
On behalf of the Victorian Government, the Level Crossing Removal Project is overseeing the removal of 75 dangerous and congested level crossings across Melbourne by 2025
Current disruptions
Carrum Station – partial car park closure
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There are now 79 all-day parking spaces available at Carrum Station with a further 135 spaces due to open in late 2020.
Kananook Station – car park closure
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From Thursday 30 April to mid August 2020, there will be a full closure of the Kananook Station car park.
Old Post Office Lane, Carrum – road closure
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Old Post Office Lane is closed to pedestrians and traffic from Monday 23 March to mid 2020.
Nepean Highway, Carrum – lane closures
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Nepean Highway will be reduced to two lanes from Monday 20 April to September 2020.
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Your new Carrum Station is now open
Carrum is now level crossing free and trains are running through the new Carrum Station.
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Publications
Edithvale, Chelsea, Bonbeach, Carrum and Seaford community update – June 2020
29 Jun 2020Edithvale, Chelsea, Bonbeach, Carrum and Seaford area update for June 2020.
Frankston line – new shared use path fact sheet
29 Jun 2020More than 11 kilometres of new shared use paths will connect Edithvale to Frankston as part of level crossing removal works, enhancing walking and cycling connections along the Frankston line.