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0: Charlton St, Ascot
Ever since the installation of traffic lights outside the racecourse and the speed bumps introduced in Kitchener Road, the volume of non-local traffic has increased in our quiet residential section of the street, most of the cars travelling well above the speed limit to beat the lights.
Más sobre Charlton St, Ascot1: Hipwood Rd, Hamilton
It is used as a rat run by motorist trying to get to Kingsford Smith Drive heading inbound and those heading outbound trying to avoid it on the way to the airport.
Más sobre Hipwood Rd, Hamilton2: Wellington St, Wooloowin
This small, narrow street is used by speeding cars and motor bikes as a rat run throughout the day. Between 2 - 4am it functions as a speedway for dual racers.
Más sobre Wellington St, Wooloowin3: Chermside St, Grange
I and other residents in our street have submitted requests to council to put street calming in our street but to no avail. We have traffic dodging the lights at the Raymont Road /Grange Road intersection by coming through our street - Chermside Street to Blandford Street then back on to Grange Road.
Más sobre Chermside St, Grange4: Bega St, Grange
Police often catch drivers out on this corner for rat-running through Grange. Drivers use it to cut through to Days Rd.
Más sobre Bega St, Grange5: Howie St, Clayfield
Drivers coming up and down Park Avenue to avoid lights on Junction Road. Not only do they rat run during peak times and scool times, they exceed the speed limit. This is exacerbated by the commuters parking in our street because there is no parking at the train station, which is another concern!!!
Más sobre Howie St, Clayfield9: Fuller St, Windsor
The real heavy rat running occurs in the Crowther- Brickfield – Leda Streets connection between Fuller Street and Maygar Street. There is no traffic calming in these streets and the trucks (including city council) all use it. It is only street that has access to Maygar Street/Days Road for both right and left turns and no traffic calming. Brook Street which is a wider street capable of taking heavy traffic has left turns only at the junction to Maygar Street as a result of a fatal accident some years ago.
Más sobre Fuller St, Windsor10: McLennan St, Albion
Trucks are traffic are being filtered along McLennan St and local streets in Albion while Truro Street is closed.
Más sobre McLennan St, Albion11: Progress Pde, Alderley
This is a windy hilly route with some narrow streets passing through a residential area – quite unsuitable as a through route but used by hundreds of vehicles every day.
Más sobre Progress Pde, Alderley12: Sidney St, Alderley
This is a windy hilly route with some narrow streets passing through a residential area – quite unsuitable as a through route but used by hundreds of vehicles every day.
Más sobre Sidney St, Alderley13: Beatson Tce, Alderley
This is a windy hilly route with some narrow streets passing through a residential area – quite unsuitable as a through route but used by hundreds of vehicles every day.
Más sobre Beatson Tce, Alderley15: Oakwal Tce, Windsor
Rat runners charge over the hill at top speed and one occasions, a car collided with me as I was (cautiously) backing out of my driveway.
Más sobre Oakwal Tce, Windsor16: Felix St, Lutwyche
Felix street gets rat runners as they cut down from lutwyche road into Marita street. In the morning for a couple of hours it is at a peak. Although they have put in speed bumps to slow the traffic i think they need to do more.
Más sobre Felix St, Lutwyche17: Marita St, Lutwyche
Marita street is also a very narrow street and the construction workers park on both sides and near the end making it possible for only one car to get down the road at one time. Despite numerous calls to the council this is still happening and is very dangerous.
Más sobre Marita St, Lutwyche18: Park Ave, Clayfield
We live in Park Ave Clayfield. It is a 50km/hr street. Drivers come steaming along from Shaw Rd cutting through Henry St and then up Park Ave to miss the traffic lights on junction Rd/Rose St. There have been traffic accidents here as people try to turn at an uncontrollef intersection out the front of bust shops which then block traffic all the way back to Sandgate Rd.
We just want impatient speeding ratrunners off our street and away from kids who play in Kalinga Park and walk to school.
Más sobre Park Ave, Clayfield23: Barton St, Everton Park
Barton Street Everton Park is::text like a car park week mornings and afternoons. the one speed hump didn't have any impact what so ever. Lights on South Pine road where touted quite some time ago but never implemented it would certainly ease our streets congestion.
Más sobre Barton St, Everton Park24: Northgate Rd, Nundah
People trying to avoid the toombul road merge onto sandgate road have been rat running up Northgate Road for a long time now, using the back streets to enter sandgate road opposite the virginia school. With the level crossing and excessive traffic flow some afternoons the back up to get onto Northgate road is worse then the problem people are trying to avoid.
Más sobre Northgate Rd, Nundah25: Jerrang St, Indooroopilly
Jerrang St at Indooroopilly. Since the Legacy Way tunnel and subsequent construction works at Indooroopilly shopping town, the road out the front of my house becomes a car park every working day. It's due to the outer western suburbs people rat running to get off the congested Western freeway and Moggill roads.
The traffic gets so bad that the busses can't even get away on time anymore from our area. Appalling traffic management.
Más sobre Jerrang St, Indooroopilly26: Sunnybrae St, Sunnybank
Comley, Arcoona, Kylie and Sunnybrae Street, Sunnybank. South/West bound in morning ,reverse in arvo.
Cuts out 3 sets of lights on Muculluch (one set a pedestrian crossing ) and 2 sets on Mains Road.
Council put speed humps/traffic calming in years ago, reduce speed but traffic numbers still huge.
In the arvo, the number of people who disobey to stop sign at Sunnybrae/Kylie could pay of Qld debt if the police policed.
Más sobre Sunnybrae St, Sunnybank27: Bellevue Tce, Clayfield
We live in Bellevue Terrace, Clayfield and it’s notorious for vehicles getting out of the traffic on Sandgate Road and go via Bonny Avenue. We’ve been asking for traffic calming for years and nothing has ever happened. Late in the evenings we have hoons flying up the street because there are no speed bumps to be seen.
Más sobre Bellevue Tce, Clayfield29: Imbros St, Nundah
Since the road works on Shaw Rd, Imbros St is now used by a large number of vehicles who have learnt to to bypass Shaw Rd via this route. The police have been sited here at least once a week catching a lot of speeding drivers. The surrounding streets::text like Sylvan Ave, Lemnos St and Huet St now also have a lot of speeding and dangerous runners showing no respect for local residents backing out of driveways, undertaking. Local traffic control measures are long overdue
Más sobre Imbros St, Nundah30: Jean St, Grange
Jean St Grange : all day everyday, particularly Saturday. Sat nav users find it is 10 m shorter than Gilbert Rd.
Más sobre Jean St, Grange32: Woking St, Keperra
Woking street in Keperra, it's hard to back out in the morning as 4x4 mums race down it at 60km an hour.
Más sobre Woking St, Keperra34: Lanercost St, Geebung
Beau-vista st & lanercost st geebung as people try to avoid the lights at ellison rd & Newman rd intersection. They speed down the streets and over the hill and cut the corners whilst nearly collecting other cars at the intersection. The worst thing is that at the end of beau-vista st there is a special school and there are a lot of near misses!
Más sobre Lanercost St, Geebung35: Beau-vista St, Geebung
Beau-vista st & lanercost st geebung as people try to avoid the lights at ellison rd & Newman rd intersection. They speed down the streets and over the hill and cut the corners whilst nearly collecting other cars at the intersection. The worst thing is that at the end of beau-vista st there is a special school and there are a lot of near misses!
Más sobre Beau-vista St, Geebung36: Stevenson St, Geebung
We need either traffic calming or speed bumps in Chermside street or up Stevenson street::text like what exists on the east side of grange road in myrtle street Evelyn street Denis street and Latham avenue.
Más sobre Stevenson St, Geebung37: Belmore St, Northgate
Belmore Street Northgate has become a very dangerous street in the afternoon peak hour as cars are trying to get through on to Sandgate road.....There is also a park on this road where are children playing.
Más sobre Belmore St, Northgate38: Bedford St, Gordon Park
gordon park has a serious rat runner problem, particularly in peak hour traffic. Bedford street is a prime example of high volume of traffic speeding through to avoid stafford road and/or lutwyche road. rat runner driving is erratic and dangerous, with no consideration of quiet narrow neighbourhood roads. it needs to be addressed as a comprehensive plan for this neighbourhood and inner city areas
Más sobre Bedford St, Gordon Park39: Montpelier St, Grange
Montpelier and Thomas Streets as well as "upper" Colston road in Wilston/ Grange Huge amount of traffic avoiding Wilston and Kedron Brook roads. Most from outer north west areas cutting through Wilston.
Más sobre Montpelier St, Grange41: Goolman St, Chapel Hill
Goolman st in chapel hill has become a bypass from moggil road leading to a bottle neck on fleming rd which traps the residence in the suburb. We are trapped and cannot get out of our suburb in the peak times from 7 to 9 in the morning.
Más sobre Goolman St, Chapel Hill42: Lyndhurst St, Boondall
Lyndhurst Used to circumvent Sandgate Road when congested Both used as rat runs to access bicentennial road and then gateway
Más sobre Lyndhurst St, Boondall43: Aberdeen Pde, Boondall
Lyndhurst Used to circumvent Sandgate Road when congested Both used as rat runs to access bicentennial road and then gateway
Más sobre Aberdeen Pde, Boondall44: Goldieslie Rd, Indooroopilly
Drivers who use suburban streets instead of main thoroughfares do so because they believe it will get them to where they want to go more quickly. Not surprisingly a large percentage of these drivers travel above the speed limit where they feel they can get away with it. If your suburban street is straight with good visibility and is used by rat runners you will regularly see cars travelling at high speeds. Twice the 50 kph speed limit is not uncommon. Goldieslie Road, Indooroopilly is a good example.
Más sobre Goldieslie Rd, Indooroopilly45: Hants St, Hamilton
Hants Street and Jackson Street at Hamilton - also Winchester Street - all to avoid congestion on Nudgee Road and to avoid the traffic lights at the corner of Kingford Smith Drive and Nudgee Roads
Más sobre Hants St, Hamilton46: Jackson St, Hamilton
Hants Street and Jackson Street at Hamilton - also Winchester Street - all to avoid congestion on Nudgee Road and to avoid the traffic lights at the corner of Kingford Smith Drive and Nudgee Roads
Más sobre Jackson St, Hamilton47: Winchester St, Hamilton
Hants Street and Jackson Street at Hamilton - also Winchester Street - all to avoid congestion on Nudgee Road and to avoid the traffic lights at the corner of Kingford Smith Drive and Nudgee Roads
Más sobre Winchester St, Hamilton49: Blackmore St, Windsor
Blackmore Street in windsor is terrible. It is especially bad when the traffic on Albion road going west is congested, then the rat runners just head for Blackmore street, as a quick route up to Lutwyche road to get to the City.
Más sobre Blackmore St, Windsor50: Norman Tce, Enoggera
Norman Tce, Ardentallen Rd & Douglas St at Enoggera are also rat running hotspots which are signed Local Traffic Only.
Más sobre Norman Tce, Enoggera51: Ardentallen Rd, Enoggera
Norman Tce, Ardentallen Rd & Douglas St at Enoggera are also rat running hotspots which are signed Local Traffic Only.
Más sobre Ardentallen Rd, Enoggera52: Douglas St, Enoggera
Norman Tce, Ardentallen Rd & Douglas St at Enoggera are also rat running hotspots which are signed Local Traffic Only.
Más sobre Douglas St, Enoggera53: Minimine St, Stafford
This is a major rat running hotspot near my street (I live on Pateena Street, Stafford). People travelling on Appleby Road, will left turn into:
Minimine Street, then turn right onto
Dunedoo Street, then turn right onto
Pateena Street, then left onto
Victor Steet, then follow this out onto Stafford Road so that they miss the intersection of Webster and Stafford Road.
During peak times, these streets are a continual flow of traffic and noise, starting fom 6am during weekdays!
Más sobre Minimine St, Stafford54: Pateena St, Stafford
This is a major rat running hotspot near my street (I live on Pateena Street, Stafford). People travelling on Appleby Road, will left turn into:
Minimine Street, then turn right onto
Dunedoo Street, then turn right onto
Pateena Street, then left onto
Victor Steet, then follow this out onto Stafford Road so that they miss the intersection of Webster and Stafford Road.
During peak times, these streets are a continual flow of traffic and noise, starting fom 6am during weekdays!
Más sobre Pateena St, Stafford55: Chalk St, Lutwyche
We seen so many accidents (rollovers, T-bones) and near misses. The Council should make McClennan St a right turn only.
The police ought to establish a speed camera to cover the length of Chalk Street as they would have a field day with the rat runners that insist on speeding along our street and the surrounding ones.
Más sobre Chalk St, Lutwyche56: Manson Rd, Hendra
it is not so much a short cut but a main thoroughfare to the airport there is also a childrens crossing and church, some days I have seen cars going along the street at least 80 klm.
Más sobre Manson Rd, Hendra57: Stoneleigh St, Lutwyche
At the moment, we in Stoneleigh St, have had an easing of rat-running because of the roadworks on Truro St for the tunnel works. Soon the roadworks will be finished and traffic will again be looking for available shortcuts. This will carry through to McLennan St. Once it starts again it will be hard to nip in the bud. The optimal time to deter this practise is to place deterrents before the road works signs are
Más sobre Stoneleigh St, Lutwyche59: Dewar Tce, Corinda
Streets between 17 mile rock rd oxley & honor ave sherwood. The street mainly affected is dewar trce. The width & topography is not condusive to large volumes of traffic including heavy or large vehicles. 3 traffic calming devices have been installef but are insufficient deterrent to rat runnets trying to avoid Oxley rd.
Más sobre Dewar Tce, Corinda60: Gray St, New Farm
Gray Street New Farm is another street that should be blocked, stopping many rat runners.
Many speed into Gray Street from Macquarie street and cut over the centreline as the street bends, thereby causing a serious potential risk of a head-on accident.
Many residents of this short street have already signed a petition requesting Brisbane City Council take action to make this a dead-end street.
Más sobre Gray St, New Farm61: Finney Rd, Indooroopilly
Finney Road, Indooroopilly is a rat run between Coonan St and the Western Freeway (Moggill Rd) even though:
it is almost down to one lane due to all the extra cars parking associated with the Shopping Centre project
the traffic light queues are up to 50m long (east end in the morning and west in the afternoon)
Más sobre Finney Rd, Indooroopilly62: Alderson St, Newmarket
Alderson Street in Newmarket is used as a rat run by motorists cutting across from Newmarket Road to Enoggera Road and vice versa. Instead of driving all the way to the intersection of those roads, drivers cut through Alderson Street.
They speed around a blind corner, often veering across the centre line, and continue to drive dangerously fast past the park and Newmarket Pool. Alderson Street is marked as a cycle path but the rat running cars make it so dangerous. I know of family pets that have been killed by speeding rat runners. We have a fully fenced front yard and would never let our child out of the yard unaccompanied because it is too dangerous.
Más sobre Alderson St, Newmarket63: Kent Rd, Wooloowin
Following on from The McClellan-Wellington St rat run is Kedron Park Rd to Kent Rd to Shaw Rd, Wavell Heights.
Alternatively Dickson St to Dawson St to Shaw Rd, Wavell Heights.
Both outbound and inbound are horrendous in peak hour and bottle neck together at the southern start of Shaw Rd.
Más sobre Kent Rd, Wooloowin64: Richer St, Toowong
Richer Street connecting Mt Coot-tha Road and Stuartholme Road. After 8 years we gave up and moved.
Más sobre Richer St, Toowong65: Alastair St, Lota
This has become worse since street calming was applied to Ernest Street – the road that approaches the local schools. People speed down our street. This is very dangerous because the road deviates. People speed down here and cannot see what is ahead. We have had some very scary near misses.
Más sobre Alastair St, Lota66: Ellis St, Kangaroo Point
A major hotspot in Kangaroo Point is Ellis Street which allows motorists to cut through to southbank. it is dangerous. Once every few weeks the police are stationed in the street and they have long lines of cars waiting to be given a ticket. Firstly for streets::text like Ellis street disallow traffic turning into the street at the rush hours times each day and then police it regularly eg once a week - the fines raised would more than pay for the police time.
Más sobre Ellis St, Kangaroo Point67: Park Rd, Wooloowin
Park Rd Wooloowin, north of Rose St/ Junction Rd.
Not only is it a rat run these days, it is also used as a major car park by the Emergency Services employees.
Más sobre Park Rd, Wooloowin68: Nadine St, Graceville
Traffic comes through Tennyson along King Arthur Terrace and then rat-runs along the river through Graceville and Chelmer (Nadine St, Leybourne Ave, Hargreaves Ave, Queenscroft St, Luxford St and Rosebery Tce). There are illegal turns made into Nadine St and Luxford St (at peak hours) but no police to catch motorists. The rat-running is also a problem outside peak hours when the turns are legal.
Más sobre Nadine St, Graceville70: Gracemere St, Grange
Drivers from Raymont Road, use this street to avoid lights at Grange Road. Narrow street, but cars consistently over 60KM/hr. Need local traffic diversion
Más sobre Gracemere St, Grange71: Claverton St, Keperra
Many rat runners from Grovely State School to Samford Road via Claverton Street or Keperra Street (and reverse) hoon and do burnouts around the Jarrah Street/Silvertop and Keperra Street/Jarrah Street corners. This is very unpleasant for residents and dangerous for pedestrians.
Más sobre Claverton St, Keperra72: Meckiff St, Upper Mt Gravatt
The volume of speeding traffic has increased significantly in the last couple of years to a point where it is hard to tolerate.
Más sobre Meckiff St, Upper Mt Gravatt73: Gilbert Rd, Windsor
Rat runners avoiding lutwyche and webster roads are funnelled down Gilbert Rd Windsor as it is the only other bridge over kedron brook. This is a very narrow (single lane only through the traffic calming) street which is grid locked every morning.
Más sobre Gilbert Rd, Windsor75: Blackbutt St, Cornubia
Non ‘ local ‘ residents turn our once quiet street into a rat run to go to the local dump and the local schools instead of using the designated Bryant’s Road which is designed to handle the major amount of the traffic to get to the Mt Cotton dump , and Chisholm College.
Más sobre Blackbutt St, Cornubia76: Edinburgh Castle Rd, Kedron
I live on Edinburgh Castle Rd between Shaw Rd and Rode Rd. Our street has become a parking lot from 6.30am to 8.30am and 3.00pm till 5.30pm. Other times it is a raceway. Speed bumps appropriately positioned would help.
Más sobre Edinburgh Castle Rd, Kedron86: Eton St, Toowong
peak hour cut through for people avoiding Milton Road to get onto Centenary H’way. Won’t be long before someone is killed the way the idiots hoon down Eton St from the top of Birdwood Tce!
Más sobre Eton St, Toowong88: Haig Street, Gordon Park
Haig street in Stafford/Gordon Park is a nightmare, especially in the mornings. Cars and Utes turn off Stafford Road into Gamelin and then onto Haig Street to avoid the Stafford Road works for the Airport link. The speeds these motorists get up to are crazy and my neighbors and my family are sick of scraping dead pets off the road! If motorists are to continue to use Haig Street can we at least slow them down! I have spoken to the council on many occasions without result.
Más sobre Haig Street, Gordon Park89: Swan St, Gordon Park
Swan Street Gordon Park has become so dangerous. It's mainly Airport Link staff and construction vehicles flying down our street at back neck speeds!
We don't have kerbs to walk on safely and push prams and our street is packed with families. I'm too frightened to take my children out in the pram on my own street now.
Más sobre Swan St, Gordon Park90: Moulton St, Ashgrove
Hundreds of vehicles every morning and night rat run to avoid half a dozen sets of lights to get from or to Ashgrove Av and Stewart Rd - sometimes our little street seems worse than Waterworks Rd and the road is a steep hill which ratrunners scream down at unsafe speeds before slamming on the brakes near our corner, dogglegging and turning left onto Waterworks Rd. It's quite hilarious that they thinking they are smart, shaving off five or six minutes by rat running, only to wait 10 minutes for someone in the Waterworks Rd traffic jam to let them in.
Más sobre Moulton St, Ashgrove91: Fleetwood St, Macgregor
Now even worse because of the upgrade started to make Mains & Kessels a bridge over and underpass…. It happens everyday morning and then reverse direction in the afternoons…. This will only get worse from now until completion at the end of 2013!!!!!!
Más sobre Fleetwood St, Macgregor93: Elizabeth St, Acacia Ridge
Elizabeth Street at Acacia Ridge has become noisy, dirty and unsafe in the last few years due to trucks and commercial vehicles diverging off Beaudesert road and cutting through the back of Acacia Ridge into the Archerfield industrial area ( near airport) and the quarry works near Learoyd road.
Since we bought our home in Elizabeth street three years ago this rat running by trucks, utes and commercial vehicles has become unbearable and now a safety concern.
Más sobre Elizabeth St, Acacia Ridge94: Koala Rd, Moorooka
Rat Runners avoiding Beaudesert road traffic lights (outbound) in the Moorooka shopping area, cutting back onto Beaudesert road from Mayfield rd.
In the reverse direction rat runners turn off mayfield road and run through back streets, heading up Vendale Ave and back onto Beaudesert Rd (inbound).
Más sobre Koala Rd, Moorooka95: Vendale Ave, Moorooka
Rat Runners avoiding Beaudesert road traffic lights (outbound) in the Moorooka shopping area, cutting back onto Beaudesert road from Mayfield rd.
In the reverse direction rat runners turn off mayfield road and run through back streets, heading up Vendale Ave and back onto Beaudesert Rd (inbound).
Más sobre Vendale Ave, Moorooka96: Stanley St East, Coorparoo
Traffic pours down this narrow street during peak hour in the morning in westerly direction, and somewhat reversed in the late afternoon/evening. At best of times, traffic ignores the signed 50km speed limit, endangering residents and others. It is not unusual in the mornings mid week to have cars banked up down the entire street. There is a T2 traffic zone in place over a 1 km stretch of main road (shown) that seems to aggravate the rat-running problem - as drivers shortcut through the residential area.
Más sobre Stanley St East, Coorparoo97: Northgate Rd, Northgate
I live on Northgate Road, Northgate, yesterday a pedestrian was knock over by a car travelling at a high speed, travelling through from Sandgate road to Toombul road. Severe head injuries received. The businesses in the area have been partitioning local council to have road speed it reduced to 40klm. As there is a childcare centre on the road, Channel 7 was out there last week discussing the request by businesses. Now some one has been hurt, the council should act!!!!! Not holding our breath, maybe someone has to die first.
Más sobre Northgate Rd, Northgate98: Morris Rd, Rothwell
people turn off Deception Bay Rd into Morris rd to avoid Anzac Ave. There is school on this Rd, so the trafic is bumper to bumper with parents dropping off kids, school buses and then you have the rat runners and if there is a accident on Anzac Ave, it turns into a parking lot.......
Más sobre Morris Rd, Rothwell99: Gilbert Rd, Gordon Park
The worst in Gordon park is Gilbert road which is a one-way give-way that hourly sees road rage and speeding where motorists mount the traffic calming. It feeds from montrose st and is ridiculously busy. Something needs to be done as it is dangerous too.
Más sobre Gilbert Rd, Gordon Park100: Ada St, Taringa
A narrow two-way street frequented by speeding homicidal drivers intent on playing chicken with residents trying to get out of driveways or travelling in the opposite direction. Should be made one way.
Más sobre Ada St, Taringa101: Fosbery St, Windsor
With the construction of the airport link road, the access to Lutwyche Road has changed. Drivers are avoiding this by driving through the “local only” Truro Street and then turning left into Fosbery Street. There is a fire station on the corner – it is only a matter of time before someone comes screaming around the corner and collects the fire truck or ends up in our garden!
Más sobre Fosbery St, Windsor102: Henry St, Wooloowin
Henry St Kalinga is used to turn left off Shaw Rd, coming from the northern dormitory suburbs. Along Henry, past the useless traffic calming islands which do not even require a deviation, let alone reduction in speed, then right up Park Ave to miss two sets of lights. Busy in peak hour, especially early morning, but dangerous all hours. Solution is to impose a no left turn from Shaw Rd,::text like many other areas such as near the Lloyd St entrance to Enoggera Barracks, St Lucia around the Uni, and the various streets in Grange and Wilston either side of Kedron Brook.
Más sobre Henry St, Wooloowin103: Bott St, Ashgrove
Very popular with motorists cutting from Waterworks rod to Ashgrove Ave. No right turn signs out of Bott Street in the morning and no right turns into Bott Street has done nothing to stop the rat runners. It’s not so much the number of cars, but the speed at which they travel – 40 kph? Yeah right!
Más sobre Bott St, Ashgrove104: Waroon St, Stafford
A great example of rat running is when drivers are driving south along Webster Rd, Stafford (morning only) and they see the queue of traffic at the intersection of Webster Rd and Stafford Rd and realise they will have to wait for a minimum 4-5 changes of lights (more than 10 minutes) so they turn left into Waroon St or sometimes Leiper St so as to avoid waiting for so long at the intersection. Can't blame them really.
It is also annoying having cars queued at the exit to your street well before 7.00am. It is also quite dangerous to turn left into Leiper St from Webster Rd because of a limited view there as well as the entrance to the street being so narrow. It is common to see cars come around that corner and be on the wrong side of the road.
Unfortunately resolving the massive problem at the intersection of Webster Rd and Stafford Rd will only involve pushing the problem to a different place such as the intersection of Days Rd and Grange Rd.
Más sobre Waroon St, Stafford105: Byth St, Stafford
They use these combinations of streets to bypass the lights at the intersection of Stafford Rd/Appleby Rd. It occurs both in the morning and afternoon.
The major safety concern is that there is a Day Care Centre on Macnaughton St and a park adjacent to Byth St and Brennan St.
The rat runners travel through these urban streets at high speed and I have witnessed numerous close calls with cars and people (both adults and children) leaving and entering the Day Care Centre.
Más sobre Byth St, Stafford106: Macnaughton St, Stafford
They use these combinations of streets to bypass the lights at the intersection of Stafford Rd/Appleby Rd. It occurs both in the morning and afternoon.
The major safety concern is that there is a Day Care Centre on Macnaughton St and a park adjacent to Byth St and Brennan St.
The rat runners travel through these urban streets at high speed and I have witnessed numerous close calls with cars and people (both adults and children) leaving and entering the Day Care Centre.
Más sobre Macnaughton St, Stafford