$8.8m to widen rural roads for better B-double access
Five priority rural roads in Victoria will be strengthened and widened for better B-double access along these routes.
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Dangerous sink hole an “accident waiting to happen”
For well over a month, a sink hole on a regional Gympie road frequented by numerous trucks each day has continued to deteriorate, with nothing but some paint to warn road users of the hazard.
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Have your say on Victoria’s most dangerous regional roads
As many truckies will attest, the state of many of our regional roads is simply unacceptable. Now, the RACV is calling on the drivers that use them to pinpoint Victoria’s most dangerous regional roads through the My Country Road survey.
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Regional road upgrade delivers road train access
An upgrade to Colinroobie Road will help improve freight movements between Leeton and Narrandera by allowing road train access for the first time.
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$14 million for rest area upgrades in regional WA
A new funding program is set to deliver rest area upgrades across regional WA, and 17 rest area locations could benefit.
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Shovel-ready NSW road projects set to receive a boost
Round 2 of the accelerated Fixing Local Roads program has opened up this week, as part of the NSW Government’s $500 million Fixing Local Roads program.
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Paving finished on Australia’s biggest ever regional road project
After more than 20 years, $15 billion in joint investment by the Australian and NSW Governments and more than 40,000 pairs of hands on the job, the final section of road paving has been completed on Australia’s biggest ever regional road project, the Pacific Highway upgrade.
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Regional operators call for $50m of urgent road upgrades
It’s no secret that some of Victoria’s regional roads are in pretty bad shape, with upgrades long overdue.
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Peak body calls for urgent fixes for substandard regional and remote roads
New infrastructure funding needs to fix poor quality roads in remote and regional areas, said Australian Trucking Association (ATA) Chair David Smith.
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