Thank you to everyone who shared feedback during Stage 1 of the Sandhurst Local Area Traffic Management (LATM) study. Feedback from Stage 1 has directly informed the recommended treatments included in the Draft Sandhurst LATM Plan now open for feedback in Stage 2.
Based on the traffic concerns, ideas and suggestions raised by the community Council has developed a Draft Sandhurst LATM Plan outlining the recommended traffic management treatments across the precinct.
We are now entering stage 2 of community engagement, where we are asking residents and road users to:
Feedback is open until 14 June 2026.
We encourage you to view the online map and complete the online survey below to share your feedback and indicate whether you support or object each recommended treatment by 14 June, 2026.
The survey includes an interactive map where you can explore the locations of proposed treatments and view additional information. All recommended treatments are included within the survey, with those that have a specific location also displayed on the map.
The draft plan outlines:
If you would like to view the draft LATM Plan in a printable format, you can access it here or via the document library below.
Residents within the study area have been mailed a questionnaire survey. You can complete this survey to share your feedback and indicate whether you support or object to each proposed treatment.
If you require another copy, you can download the questionnaire from the document library below.
Completed surveys can be returned using the ‘Reply Paid’ envelope provided or emailed to EngServices@frankston.vic.gov.au by 14 June.
Find out more about the project and explore Stage 1 mapping activity feedback using the buttons below.
Following the close of stage 2 consultation, all feedback will be reviewed and considered to help inform the final Sandhurst LATM Plan.
A report on the Sandhurst Precinct LATM Study, together with the final LATM Plan, will be presented to Council for consideration at its September 2026 meeting.
If you would like to provide further input, you may request the opportunity to make a submission to Council prior to the meeting.
An LATM study is a process of identifying existing traffic and road safety issues, and developing recommendations to improve the safety, amenity and access on local roads within the study area. Common issues which are addressed through an LATM study include ‘rat running’, speeding, as well as reducing barriers to increased walking and cycling participation.
The Sandhurst LATM Precinct study area is bound by Thompsons Road to the north, McCormicks Road to the west, Wedge Road to the south, and Western Port Highway to the east.
The Sandhurst LATM process began with the identification of traffic, safety, and access issues. This was undertaken through the collection and analysis of data, together with feedback received from the community during Stage 1 engagement activities.
Following the identification of these issues, a Draft Local Area Traffic Management Plan was developed. The project is now in Stage 2, where the community is invited to review the draft plan and provide feedback before the plan is finalised.
Community participation is essential in identifying existing traffic issues in your local area, and there are multiple ways to contribute to outcomes of this study.
All community members who have ideas, thoughts or concerns relating to traffic, road safety, pedestrian or cyclist issues, are strongly encouraged to get involved.
Frankston City Council respectfully acknowledges the traditional owners, the Bunurong people, as the custodians of this land. We pay respect to all Aboriginal community Elders, past and present, who have resided in the area and have been an integral part of the history of the region.
Council can arrange a telephone interpreter for you, call us on 1300 322 322
Or you can call:
Interpreter Service: 131 450
NRS: 133 677 or 1300 555 727
