Guidance Road Management

29/07/2025

Yeah the girls!
Our new long line paint team keeping Shire residents on the straight and narrow.

17/12/2024

https://youtu.be/Q0oVgKk6RAY?si=u0mG1ZnYngJaRzHm

I heard some road worker champions are being given a pretty hard time down south, so I decided to get a bunch of sanga stuff and go have a bit of a chat abou...

18/01/2024

https://au.news.yahoo.com/aussies-amused-after-road-error-leaves-drivers-car-forever-illegally-parked-065621483.html?soc_src=social-sh&soc_trk=ma

A photo shows a new yellow line leading up to the car's front bumper, which has also been splashed with the bright paint.

01/11/2023

Sean was once part of the Guidance team and his son Kahu is a long time employee.
In a terrible accident his life was taken way too soon.
If you can share anything to help their family, it would be greatly appreciated!
https://givealittle.co.nz/cause/our-dearest-sean-carr?fbclid=IwAR1TNfcWV6MR7waReXK7voMhxsUPEaZSMfp9s5S60CaruIKK6fqjlHcZhwE_aem_AZeyQiSA0hKnoJJSD4rZTNsoLfypZmjkNdEUfHVZibb6PIUhKEyIjbIFoPmabABybgE&mibextid=Zxz2cZ

Bring Sean Carr home to his whenua/birthplace

15/05/2023

We are looking for keen workers to join our team.

Based in Caringbah, 6:00am - 3:00pm weekdays plus overtime as necessary.
White card and manual drivers license ESSENTIAL.
MR license and traffic control card preferred.
Experience preferred, though not essential, on the job training provided to the right candidates.

28/04/2023

Gone Fishin….
Today we’re saying goodbye one of the best. Apart from a short hiatus, Kurt was with Guidance for 27 years, he was always loud, never kept his opinion to himself and swore more than anyone, but he worked hard and was always part of the family.
There’s a massive void (and quiet) around the place that can’t be filled, we’ll miss you!

09/04/2023

NSW Government working towards zero road fatalities

31/03/2023

Something a little different today…
Grass markings for Cronulla Sharks Junior Australian Football Club a little community service to kick off the weekend.

16/01/2023

16 January 1956, "Walk-Wait" pedestrian control lights were installed at the intersection of Bourke and Elizabeth Streets in Melbourne.

Under the new system, separate signals would now guide motorists and pedestrians.

The white painted "walk-wait" lights, which were common in America at the time, were designed to clear the road of pedestrians before a change of traffic lights allowed traffic to start from the other direction.

PHOTO - A member of the City Council traffic engineering branch is shown with the new lights.

[Photo courtesy Fairfax Archives]

30/12/2022

30/10/2022

Not too Standard so are they actually legal?

We are always looking for new and innovative ways to improve pedestrian safety and the latest pedestrian trial is no exception.