Concrete Crossovers Melbourne | Council Compliant Vehicle Crossings
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Melbourne Concrete Driveways installs council compliant concrete crossovers, or rather, council compliant vehicle crossings in Melbourne. Whether you need a new driveway crossover, a replacement for a cracked or sunken crossing, or you’re widening your existing entry point, we handle the full job from permit guidance through to the finished pour.
Every concrete crossover we install matches the material of the adjoining footpath in line with council requirements. If your vehicle is scraping on a steep driveway angle, or your crossover has cracked and started pooling water, talk to us about getting it sorted.
Get in touch with our concrete contractors today to discuss your job.
Benefits of Exposed Aggregate
These are the main benefits of exposed aggregate:
Single Crossovers
Double Crossovers
Crossover Replacements
Crossover Widening
Why Your Concrete Crossover Matters
Your crossover is the section of driveway that crosses the footpath, nature strip and kerb between your property boundary and the road. As the property owner, you’re responsible for keeping it in good condition.
A cracked or sunken concrete crossover will cause drainage issues and vehicle scraping, especially on steep driveway grades. It’s also a trip hazard for pedestrians on the footpath, and it can make you in breach of council compliance requirements. Getting it replaced with a properly poured vehicle crossing sorts out the drainage, gives you clean access from the road, and ties your driveway into the street the way it should be. If you’re getting a new driveway, it makes sense to get the crossover done at the same time.

Why Choose Melbourne Concrete Driveways?
Melbourne Concrete Driveways pours concrete crossovers that are council compliant, built to the right spec, and finished to last. Here’s what you get when you work with us.
Fast Turnaround Time
Council Compliant
Attention to Detail
Transparent Pricing
- Our Process
Our Concrete Crossover Process

1. Preparation
We start by removing any existing crossover, then excavate the area, set the formwork, and lay reinforcement mesh on bar chairs. We check all drainage falls and grades before anything gets poured. If your driveway has a steep angle that’s been causing vehicle scraping, we sort the gradient out during this stage.

2. Crossover Pouring
We pour the concrete to the required slab thickness and apply the surface finish to council spec. We match the crossover to the adjoining footpath material so it sits flush with the road.

3. Finishing and Handover
Concrete Crossover FAQs
What is a concrete crossover?
A concrete crossover is the section of your driveway that crosses the footpath, nature strip and kerb to connect your property boundary to the road. A concrete crossover is also called a vehicle crossing. The crossover sits within the council road reserve, not on your property, which is why it needs to be built to council spec under the Road Management Act.
How much does a concrete crossover cost?
A single concrete crossover starts from $6,500 plus GST. A double crossover starts from $7,500 plus GST. Final pricing depends on the size of the crossing, whether there is an existing crossover to demolish, and your council’s specific requirements.
Do you need a crossover permit?
Yes, you need a vehicle crossing permit from your local council before any crossover work begins. This applies to new crossovers, crossover replacements and any modifications to an existing crossing.
Do you need planning permission for a crossover?
In most cases, a vehicle crossing permit is the only approval required. You will need to consult your local council to confirm.
Do I need permission to widen a concrete crossover?
Yes, widening an existing crossover requires council approval before works begin. Most councils have maximum width limits for residential crossovers, so the wider design needs to be assessed and approved before pouring.
Who is responsible for maintaining a vehicle crossing?
The property owner is responsible for maintaining a vehicle crossing, concrete crossover or council crossover.
How long before I can drive on a new crossover?
We recommend 7 days before driving on a new concrete crossover. Concrete needs time to cure properly, and driving on it too early damages the surface and weakens the slab.
Contact us today to organise your concrete crossover quote.

