The Eastern Distributor is a major road in Sydney, Australia, designed to facilitate traffic flow between the central business district and the eastern suburbs. It is a key part of the city's road network, helping to reduce congestion and improve travel times for commuters and visitors. Opened in 1992, the Eastern Distributor features a combination of elevated and underground sections. It connects with several important routes, including the M1 Motorway and the Cross City Tunnel, enhancing accessibility to various parts of Sydney and contributing to the overall efficiency of the city's transport system.