The NSW Roads and Maritime Service has lowered the speed limit before and after Ironbark Creek Bridge, near the speed cameras, while maintenance work is completed.

A spokesman said all the signs had been changed to 60km/h after motorists complained that the signage was confusing. 

“To ensure the safety of workers and motorists during this work, temporary reduced speed limits, traffic control and signs are in place to help direct motorists,” he said.

“After being notified about confusing speed limit signage, Roads and Maritime has ensured all temporary speed limits through the work zone are 60 km/h.

”Where a road work speed limit sign is displayed, the speed limit is enforceable and must be obeyed. When approaching roadworks pay attention to all signs and obey reduced speed signs.”

Work on the bridge is aimed at improving safety for motorists.

To ensure the safety of workers and motorists during this work, temporary reduced speed limits, traffic control and signs are in place to help direct motorists.

Roads and Maritime thanks the community for its patience while this important maintenance work is carried out.