Cranbourne-Frankston Road

Cranbourne-Frankston Road is a divided road in the south eastern suburbs of Melbourne. It is 18 kilometres long at starts at Cameron Street Cranbourne and ends at Playne Street Frankston. In between the Western Port Highway and Pearcedale Road, Cranbourne-Frankston Road is being Duplicated. At Cranbourne, Cranbourne-Frankston Road is known as Sladen Street. Cranbourne-Frankston Road is linked to Moorooduc Highway, Peninsula Link (which has not been opened yet), Western Port Highway and South Gippsland Highway. In Frankston, Cranbourne-Frankston Road is known as Cranbourne Road between McClelland Drive and Playne Street. It starts as Australian Alphanumeric State Route C407 50px to South Gippsland Highway. it continues onwards as Australian state route 440px to Playne Street Frankston
Route
Cranbourne-Frankston Road starts at Cameron Street as . It passes Russell Street and Corrington Street before passing the South Gippsland Highway 35px. Now it continues onwards as 25px It goes through Cranbourne before joining with Hall Road at Cranbourne West It then joins with Pearcedale Road and passes the Western Port Highway 35px before entering City Of Frankston. Cranbourne-Frankston Road joins with Centre Road, Quarry Road, Warrendyte Road and McClelland Drive before passing Peninsula Link 35px. Cranbourne-Frankston Road then passes Moorooduc Highway 25px. At Frankston it continues as Playne Street to Nepean Highway 25px.
Duplicaton
Cranbourne-Frankston Road has been duplicated a lot. It has been duplicated at Cranbourne and it is being duplicated between Western Port Highway and Pearcedale Road to have more drivers go along the road. Sladen Streets duplication cost $29 million and this new duplication will cost $28 million.
Exits
Cranbourne-Frankston Road has 7 exits. They are Playne Street, Moorooduc Highway, Peninsula Link, Mcclelland Drive, Western Port Highway, South Gippsland Highway and Cameron Street.

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