30 March 2026
I attended the sod turning event at the site of the Hume Highway on and off ramps from Wilton including a new three-lane bridge over the motorway to North Wilton.
Landcom, the developer of the Panorama project in North Wilton, is responsible for fully funding this infrastructure. Landcom has engaged Seymour Whyte Constructions as its principal contractor, with work to progress rapidly with a target completion in late 2027. Upon completion, maintenance of the bridge and ramps will be the responsibility of Transport for NSW, rather than Wollondilly Shire Council.
Also, the existing Niloc Bridge over the Hume Highway will be converted to a dedicated walking and cycling bridge, separating pedestrians and cyclists from vehicular traffic resulting in improved safety.
This significant road infrastructure would provide road, cycling and pedestrian connectivity to the new high school for Wollondilly, new public school and preschool in Wilton. Other benefits include faster, direct connectivity for Wilton residents to Campbelltown and Sydney CBD.
Northbound entry ramp
Quotes from Landcom’s website
“When complete, vehicles will use the new northbound ramp to enter the Hume Motorway from North Wilton. Vehicles from the future Wilton Town Centre can also use this ramp to access the motorway.
“The ramp will start about 300 metres south of the existing Niloc Bridge, and join the Hume Motorway as a merge lane underneath the Niloc Bridge.
Southbound exit ramp
Quotes from Landcom’s website
“The new southbound ramp will allow vehicles (travelling from Campbelltown and Sydney, for example) to exit the Hume Motorway and enter directly into Bingara Gorge by turning left or North Wilton by turning right (via a new bridge over the Hume).
Further project background: https://www.joinin.landcom.nsw.gov.au/hume