Hobart Area Transportation Study

The Study was undertaken by US transportation and infrastructure consulting firm Wilbur Smith and Associates[2] during the years 1963 and 1964, and the findings and suggestions were published in 1965.

[6][7][8] Completed in 2011, the AU$41 million bypass was designed to relieve the road network within Kingston by diverting through traffic around the town.

[6] While this bypass has only been constructed as a two-lane expressway, The transport corridor it passes through has been designed to cater for future expansion.

[7] While not directly proposed at the time of this study's publication, further investigation of the area as a potential river crossing was suggested.

The Hobart Area Transportation study was also released with estimates of daily Traffic of the proposals for the Target year of 1985.

Congestion on the Brooker Highway at Montrose during roadworks to upgrade the Elwick Rd and Howard Rd intersections between early 2016 and mid-2017.