Major disruptions are affecting traffic on Terrigal Drive in Erina, New South Wales, following a significant incident involving a fallen tree and downed wires. The hazard, reported on Thursday, March 27, 2026, has impacted traffic in both directions.
Fire and Rescue NSW, along with a utility company, responded to the scene. According to Transport for NSW, the incident, classified as a 'HAZARD - Fallen tree and Wires down', has caused traffic to back up, with drivers advised to exercise caution, prepare to merge, and reduce their speed. The incident is affecting a section of Terrigal Drive at Jessie Hurley Drive. The situation was last updated at 5:55 PM on March 27, 2026, with the incident still not yet controlled.
The Central Coast region, where Erina is located, has experienced recent adverse weather. A NSW Rural Fire Service report indicates the incident is related to flood/storm activity. While the 'fires near me' alert level is not applicable, the incident highlights the ongoing impacts of severe weather events on local infrastructure.
Residents are urged to check live traffic updates and allow for extra travel time. Further information on the incident can be found on the Live Traffic NSW website.
Source: NSW Rural Fire Service (RFS)
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