Industrial Highway

Industrial Highway is a major highway in Craite with the purpose of connecting the suburbs to the Craite Industrial Area.

The highway was originally built as a slow road with two lanes in each direction and an extremely large median strip. However, in 2043, it was upgraded to a highway and proper interchanges were built for the three original intersecting streets.

The highway was once home to Apple Stadium but due to the upgrade, it moved to Leigh Street.

Route Description
The highway continues on from Central Highway after the Welshpool Road interchange. The ramps from Jones Street connect up with East Craite Highway, Welshpool Road and Fitzgerald Highway. However, the main interchange between Industrial Highway and East Craite Highway is a cloverleaf interchange.

After the Jones Street interchange (one side partial diamond, the other connects the other interchanges), the median strip of the highway widens significantly to what it was when the highway was first built in 2018. Then, a mix of a diamond interchange and a single point urban interchange at Scarlett Road comes up (kind of an inverted diamond interchange.

Following the interchange, Industrial Highway makes a sharp 90 degree turn, continues for half a kilometre and approaches a diamond interchange at Airport Drive. From this point on, the highway turns into two lanes in each direction. Another diamond interchange at Todd Street approaches. Industrial Highway goes over the other side of Airport Drive then comes to a diamond interchange at Village Street. The highway ends at a half-cloverleaf interchange at Craite Highway.