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‘Absolute mayhem’: The most dangerous zebra crossing in Brisbane
Zebra crossings seem simple enough: drivers stop to let people cross. So why are so many pedestrians hit by cars at this blackspot?
- by Felicity Caldwell
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Three die in two south-east crashes involving motorbikes
A 34-year-old rider died after colliding with a ute, then just hours later, two people were killed in a similar crash.
- by William Davis
Two crashes in an hour, as car falls off back of truck, and five others pile-up
Two crashes in Brisbane’s northern suburbs brought traffic to a standstill on Friday morning, with one crash involving a car falling from the back of a truck.
- by Catherine Strohfeldt
Traffic diversions ahead in Brisbane as bridge restoration work begins
A historic bridge in the western suburbs will close to vehicles from 9pm on Friday for two weeks – its longest closure in 30 years.
- by William Davis
Major highway shut after crash, one in hospital
One person was taken to Sunshine Coast Hospital with minor injuries.
- by William Davis
Public transport tops pre-COVID levels as election train builds steam
The Miles Labor government has hailed the first month of its 50¢ flat fare trial as a vote of confidence with just seven weeks to the statewide poll.
- by Matt Dennien
‘Gravely irresponsible’: Council throws new roadblock at popular Sunday markets
Organisers of an oversubscribed new market have promised traffic management, but council has rescinded approval of the plan at the 11th hour.
- by Nick Dent
Only two of city’s top-ranked traffic black spots qualify for upgrades
Six of the eight projects put forward by Brisbane City Council for funding were rejected, sparking a political stoush between the LNP and Labor.
- by Sean Parnell
Major Brisbane road artery to close for 17 days for repairs
One of Brisbane’s earliest toll bridges – a major traffic bottleneck – will close for most of September, but has sparked questions why sudden repairs were needed.
- by Tony Moore
Three hospitalised after Tesla and ambulance crash in Brisbane CBD
The car hit multiple street poles before crashing into the ambulance.
- by William Davis
Petrol companies could face $100,000 fines under price regulation plan
With some details still lacking, Queensland’s Labor government is defending its promise to limit fuel price rises and boost competition if re-elected.
- by Tony Moore
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