Blaite Freeway

Blaite Freeway is a 3 km (1.86 mi) freeway connecting the suburbs of Craite to Tsarmion and Lachen.

Blaite Freeway was one of the first roads on the map of Craite originally designed to access the CBD. Today, it is to connect Tsarmion and Lachen to the city.

Route Description
The freeway begins as a trumpet interchange at North West Coastal Highway. It starts as three lanes in each direction and goes east to the Main Street roundabout slowly. Blaite Freeway goes underneath Coastal Road.

In between the stretch, a cloverleaf interchange with East Craite Highway connecting up with Craite Highway in conjunction. Following the interchange, Blaite Freeway becomes four lanes in each direction. The freeway goes underneath Coastal Road again and continues to yet another cloverleaf interchange at South Craite Highway. The freeway travels over the Tsarmion River where an interchange at Champion Road awaits. From this point on, Blaite Freeway becomes three lanes in each direction.

The freeway travels through the Tsarmion and Lachen residential areas as the roundabout interchange with Barrington Street approaches. The freeway then becomes two lanes in each direction. Blaite Freeway terminates at the Main Street Roundabout.