Your first full trip of the new M12 MOTORWAY from Cecil Hills to Luddenham

We take a scenic flight along the M12 Motorway starting at Cecil Hills above the M7-M12 Interchange onward to our destination at The Northern Road in Luddenham travelling all the way through. The trip from east to west along the M12 Motorway is approximately 14.5 kilometres!

Along the way we see and pass some notable landmarks such as 'The Great Emu In The Sky' sculpture located at the airport interchange and a number of bridges including the Metro Railway bridge.

Timestamp Descriptions:

0:00 Starting at M7-M12 Interchange in Cecil Hills
0:25 M12 off ramp onto Elizabeth Drive
0:40 Bridge over the M12 Motorway for the Water Tower Access Road
1:12 Bridge over Range Road at Cecil Park
1:28 Bridge over Elizabeth Drive at Mamre Road and Elizabeth Drive intersection
1:50 Bridge over Kemps Creek
2:48 Clifton Avenue Bridge at Kemps Creek
3:20 South Creek and Upper South Creek Advanced Water Recycling Centre (AWRC) in Kemps Creek
4:00 Bridge over Badgerys Creek and Cleanaway Kemps Creek Resource Recovery Park
4:32 Metro Railway Bridge over M12 Motorway
4:42 'The Great Emu In The Sky' sculpture at the Airport Interchange
5:28 Bridge over Luddenham Road
6:50 The Northern Road, Luddenham
7:05 Wide angle turn looking back at The Northern Road and M12 Motorway intersection

The M12 Motorway is a new, 16-kilometer east-west motorway in Sydney, Australia, under construction to connect the M7 Motorway with the Northern Road and provide direct access to Western Sydney International Airport. It's part of the Western Sydney Infrastructure Plan.

The M12 Motorway Project forms a key part of the Western Sydney Infrastructure Plan. The new M12 Motorway will provide direct access to the Western Sydney International Airport at Badgerys Creek and connect to Sydney’s motorway network.