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Explore our comprehensive resources on managing and maintaining roads, footpaths, and bike paths in our community.
From obtaining permits for road reserve works to promoting road safety and green travel options, find everything you need to know about keeping our transportation network safe and efficient.
School crossings enable children to cross the road safely on their way to and from school. Learn what rules apply when driving or parking near school crossings or apply to be a school crossing supervisor.
This page highlights key issues identified through Council audits and ongoing community feedback regarding arterial roads managed by the Department of Transport and Planning (DTP) across the municipality.
Cycling is a healthy and sustainable travel option. Discover our network of bicycle lanes and paths, both on-road and off-road, designed to promote safe and efficient cycling throughout the area.
Our Learn to Ride program aims to increase cycling uptake in our municipality to help promote safer, more confident riding and a significant shift toward sustainable transport.
Discover the Darebin Creek Trail, a 25 km shared path for walking and cycling that follows the serene Darebin Creek through the northern suburbs of Melbourne.
While we handle local suburban roads, VicRoads manages arterial roads, highways and freeways. Find out how to report road issues specific to your area within the City of Whittlesea.
Our Road Management Plan outlines how we manage and maintain road infrastructure to benefit the community. Learn about our road upkeep strategies and download the register of public roads.
In partnership with VicRoads and Victoria Police, we run road safety awareness and education programs. These initiatives aim to reduce speeding and accidents on local roads, enhancing overall safety.
Before starting any excavation or building works within a road reserve, which includes nature strips, footpaths, or roads, you'll need to apply for a permit. Learn about the application process and requirements.