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Colorful tulip beds and flowers at Canberra Floriade with crowds, Ferris wheel, and park setting
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Two major road closures planned for Canberra in September

Canberra faces major road closures on Lanyon Drive and Coppins Crossing Road during Floriade.

Lanyon Drive at the Monaro Highway will close from 7 pm Friday, 18 September. Lanyon Drive will reopen at 5 am Monday, 21 September.

The closure is for paving work as part of the highway upgrade. Traffic will be diverted through the Hume industrial area via Sheppard Street.

A second major closure is planned for Coppins Crossing Road between Holborow and Hazel Hawke avenues. The closure runs from 2 am Monday, 28 September until 6 pm Friday, 2 October.

This happens during school holidays for earthworks and drainage installation. The closures occur during Floriade, which brings large numbers of visitors to Canberra.

Shuttle buses will run from key locations. About 10,000 parking spaces are available across the city.

Free parking is offered at nearby car parks from 5:30 pm Wednesday to Sunday evenings.

18-21 September, 7 pm to 5 am
Lanyon Drive closure
28 September to 2 October, 2 am to 6 pm
Coppins Crossing closure
Asphalting and drainage installation
Work type

Why it mattersDrivers and visitors need advance warning to plan their routes during one of Canberra's busiest times of year.

AustraliaCanberra residents and Floriade visitors will face significant travel disruptions; public transport alternatives are being provided.

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