Range reopening not an invite to speed: police
TOOWOOMBA Police are warning motorists to stick to speed limits on the Toowoomba Range as the year-long roadworks come to an end.
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TOOWOOMBA Police are warning motorists to stick to speed limits on the Toowoomba Range as the year-long roadworks come to an end.
Police today issued statement warning they would continue to carry out enforcement action on the range section of the Warrego Hwy.
They said that they had witnessed an increase in the number of motorists speeding on the Toowoomba Range since the roadworks ended.
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