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Traffic updates

Service Stream is committed to minimising disruptions and keeping you informed so you can plan your journey with confidence.

Stay up to date with the latest traffic conditions, planned maintenance and important works happening along Peninsula Link.

Peninsula Link Pavement Works staged schedule

Stage Location Date (weather permitting) Time Traffic impacts Status Notification
5B Northbound between Moorooduc Highway and Bungower Road TBA 24/7 Carriageway CLOSED – Northbound between Moorooduc Hwy and Bungower Rd – all traffic diverted off the freeway at Moorooduc Highway. Placement of final pavement surface and line marking. Planned
5A Northbound between Old Moorooduc Road and Bungower Road April 8 to June 8 24/7 Works completed and reopened to traffic Works completed
1 Southbound between Frankston-Flinders Road and Bungower Road Feb 1 2026 24/7 Works completed and reopened to traffic Works completed
2 Southbound between Bungower Road and Old Moorooduc Road March 6 2026 24/7 Works completed and reopened to traffic Works completed
3 Northbound between Bungower Road and Frankston-Flinders Road March 10 to March 21 24/7 Works completed and reopened to traffic Works completed
4 Northbound between the Nepean Highway and Old Moorooduc Road March 23 to March 27 24/7 Works completed and reopened to traffic Works completed

Incident and emergency closure notifications

Date Time Location Activity Notification

Major reconstruction works currently underway

Peninsula Link Pavement Works

Major works are being carried out along 14 kilometers of the southern sections of the Peninsula Link. Delivered in stages, the works will replace the road to keep the connection between the Mornington Peninsula and Melbourne safe and reliable. 

These works are built into the Peninsula Link contract with the State of Victoria and are not an additional cost to taxpayers.

Impacts, road closures and delays

The freeway will remain at 100 km/h wherever possible over the summer period. Temporary speed reductions may be required in response to incidents, roadworks or inclement weather. Once these conditions no longer apply, the speed limit will return to 100 km/h.

To subscribe to the email distribution list for this project, please contact  peninsulalink@servicestream.com.au

Planned closures

Northbound closure planned from February 2027.

Travel advice

We acknowledge delays can be frustrating and we would like to thank the community for your patience.

Please continue to allow extra travel time and follow signed detours. 

All dates are subject to weather and site conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Click here to view frequently asked questions on these pavement works. 

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