Traffic
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- Southbank
Two drivers badly injured after collision between horse float, car and truck
A 4WD towing a horse float, a truck and a car have collided on the West Gate Freeway at Southbank.
- Angus Delaney
Latest
Major commuter train lines to resume but derailment cause still unknown
Mernda and Hurstbridge services will resume fully on Monday morning after more than 100,000 commuters were forced to resort to travel alternatives after a train derailed last Sunday.
- Ashleigh McMillan
‘We will find those drivers’: Police investigate Chapel Street hoons
Hundreds of people watched on as a group of hoons descended on Chapel Street in South Yarra on Saturday night in the name of “bringing back Chap laps”.
- Ashleigh McMillan and Roy Ward
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- Victoria
Monash Freeway lanes reopen after truck crash caused traffic chaos
Delays of more than an hour remain on the freeway after the crash, which left the truck driver in a critical condition.
- Alexander Darling
Man leaps out of moving van before being struck by police car
A 36-year-old man has been arrested following a wild police chase through Melbourne.
- Hannah Hammoud
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- Roads
‘Human error’: Transport department apologises for road works that triggered freeway crashes, delays
A Department of Transport spokesman has apologised and blamed “human error” on a road works incident that caused collisions between four cars and a truck and hours-long delays to drivers.
- Patrick Hatch, Debbie Cuthbertson, Alexander Darling and Cassandra Morgan
Motorists face hours-long delays on the Princes Freeway
Motorists face hours-long delays on the Princes Freeway after multiple crashes involving a truck and at least 10 cars
Locals divided over plan to close North Melbourne street and turn it into a park
Some back the move to bring more green space to the area while others have raised concerns about the impact on businesses, traffic and parking.
- Cara Waters
- Exclusive
- City life
Melbourne roads to cop tripling of trucks as rail freight plans flounder
Australia’s busiest container port is pumping shipping containers onto Melbourne’s roads. And it’s about to get worse.
- Adam Carey and Sophie Aubrey
- Opinion
- Roads
Think you know how to do a hook turn? Trust me, you’re doing it wrong
From South Melbourne to Carlton, new hook turns are appearing – often with no tram tracks in sight. Shame I’m the last person in Melbourne who knows how to do one.
- James Panichi
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