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Camera-equipped survey vehicles will travel across Wyndham until October as part of a large-scale road condition assessment. The collected data will help identify roads, footpaths and infrastructure needing future repairs, resurfacing or upgrades across the municipality.
Look Out For Survey Vehicle
Wyndham residents may notice a camera-equipped vehicle slowly travelling through local streets over the coming months as Wyndham City carries out a municipality-wide road condition assessment.
The assessment, which will run until October, uses specialised cameras to collect detailed images of roads, footpaths, bridges and other infrastructure to help determine where maintenance and repair works may be needed.
The vehicle is designed to capture road condition data while traffic continues as normal, meaning there should be no road closures or major disruptions during the process.
The collected information will be used to help prioritise future resurfacing, reconstruction and upgrade works across Wyndham, including roads and footpaths showing signs of wear or deterioration.
For residents, the assessment could influence which streets, footpaths and local infrastructure are targeted for future maintenance funding and repair programs.
The road audit comes as Wyndham City proposes spending $60.5 million on road and footpath upgrades in its Draft Annual Plan and Budget 2026/27.
Residents can continue reporting potholes, damaged footpaths and other issues directly to Council through its online request system.
