Traffic, Road Safety and Parking
Hornsby Shire Council manages traffic on all public roads within the Shire, except for classified main roads and traffic signal sites.
Hornsby Shire Council manages traffic on all public roads within the Shire, except for classified main roads and traffic signal sites.
Road Safety
Council is responsible for managing parking throughout Hornsby Shire. If you have any questions about parking, phone 9847 6639.
Parking
Pay Parking in Hornsby Shire
School Education Programs
Hornsby Shire Council has teamed up with the NSW Police Force for a joint campaign to make school zones safer for our children.
School Zones
Current Roadworks
Car share is an effective way to reduce traffic congestion and emissions and make the most efficient use of on-street parking space.
Car Share
There are a number of locations at railway stations within Hornsby Shire where the set down and pick up of passengers is permitted. Find out where these locations are.
Railway Drop Off Zones
Hornsby Shire Council runs a child car seat safety check voucher program for residents and rate payers.
Child Car Seat Program
Hornsby Shire Council has joined councils across Sydney to enforce new laws that make it illegal to park vehicles and boat trailers on residential streets for an unlimited time.
Vehicles and Boat Trailer Parking
The purpose of the Local Traffic Committee is to provide technical advice on traffic control matters on local roads to Hornsby Shire Council.
Local Traffic Committee
List of roads that are load-limited (light traffic only) within Hornsby Shire Council.
Light Traffic Roads
Useful links
- NSW road rules - More information about traffic and parking regulations.
- Revenue NSW - More information about your options if you receive a penalty notice.
- Parking legally in school zones
- Fees and Charges
Looking for your infringement photos?
In the first instance, please go the NSW State Revenue website and enter your Penalty Notice Number and the Date of Offence.
If you are unable to find photos of your infringement on the NSW State Revenue website, please fill in a Council parking infringement photo request form.