Back to Case StudiesBike Lane Line Marking

Shared Path Line Marking: 2.4 km in Catherine Fields NSW

LocationCatherine Fields, NSW
Project SizeAbout 2.4 km of line
Completed2026
Service TypeBike Lane Line Marking
Line marking crew at work

Quick answer: Line Marking Australia marked about 2.4 km of line on new shared paths in Catherine Fields, in south-west Sydney, in 2026. The job included about 2,360 m of bicycle separation line, a further 46 m section, 37 m of edge line and give-way hold lines, all set out on site before painting.

The brief

New shared paths in Catherine Fields, one of south-west Sydney's growth suburbs, needed line marking so cyclists and pedestrians could share them safely. The scope came as a list of lineal metres for each line type.

What we marked

  • Bicycle separation line: about 2,360 m, dividing the path between directions of travel
  • A second separation-line section: a further 46 m
  • Edge line: 37 m of bicycle edge line on the off-road path
  • Give-way: hold lines where the path meets crossings and roads

Before any paint went down, the lines were set out on site so they follow the curve of the path evenly over the full length.

Why it matters

On a shared path, a centre separation line keeps cyclists travelling in opposite directions apart, and hold lines tell riders where to stop before a crossing. Path and bicycle markings in NSW follow Transport for NSW guidance and the Austroads guides for cycling.

Developer, builder or council? Send us the line schedule for a fixed-price quote, or see bike lane line marking.

Case Study FAQs

Yes. Line Marking Australia marks bicycle separation lines, edge lines and give-way lines on shared paths, such as about 2.4 km of new path in Catherine Fields, NSW.

Yes. Line Marking Australia quotes from a list of lineal metres per line type, or from civil drawings, and gives a fixed price including set-out.

Setting the line out on site first means the separation line stays centred around every curve over the full length of the path. Line Marking Australia sets out every shared path before painting.

A bicycle separation line is a centre line that divides a shared path between directions of travel, keeping cyclists going opposite ways apart. In Catherine Fields, Line Marking Australia marked about 2,360 m of separation line on new shared paths, plus a further 46 m section.

Give-way hold lines show riders where to stop before a crossing or a road. On the Catherine Fields shared paths, Line Marking Australia marked hold lines wherever the path meets crossings and roads, following Transport for NSW guidance and the Austroads guides for cycling.

Shared path and bicycle markings in NSW follow Transport for NSW guidance and the Austroads guides for cycling. Line Marking Australia followed these on about 2.4 km of new shared path in Catherine Fields, and is approved by Transport for NSW for road marking work.

Related Case Studies

See how we've helped similar businesses with their line marking needs

Line marking contractor marking a car park
Residential Strata Line Marking

Strata Car Park Re-mark: 69 Bays in Hornsby NSW

Hornsby, NSW• 69 bays, 380 m of line
View details
Line marking crew at work
Basketball Court Line Marking

Basketball Court on an Existing Slab: Moree NSW

Moree, NSW• 1 full court
View details

Ready to Get Your Line Marking Sorted?

Upload your site plans and receive a fixed-price quote within 48 hours. No surprises, no cost blowouts, just clear pricing you can take to your committee or manager.

Call Now: 0417 460 236

Or call us directly: 0417 460 236