No matter if driving in traffic or a pedestrian, there is some dangerous areas of traffic in Brisbane.
Even with traffic law in Queensland, everyone still spots vehicle accidents in Brisbane continually.
Where do you witness repeated infringements of road law or traffic speeding? Any suggestions on resolve the danger?
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Brunswick St Mall and Ann St intersection in the Valley on Friday and Saturday nights.
As a pedestrian the Edward/Adelaide Intersection can be crazy. The man goes green and people still zoom through the lights – really bad considering people cross at every direction!
Toowong roundabouts, either one, corner of Milton, Miskin, Frederick and Mt Coot-tha Road or the Western Freeway – both lethal and within 200 metres of each other!
Cnr of Lacey and Telegraph Roads, Bald Hills. Intersection is right on the level crossing; it’s rated as one of the worst deathtraps in the state by RACQ and little wonder why.
Cnr of Melbourne & grey streets south Brisbane – cars running red lights andcstreams of buses on top of confusing signage. There have already been a few deaths there and the buses keep running red lights
Kenmore round about on Moggill Rd.
I personally think that all junctions in Brisbane are dangerous. I believe that most drivers think that there are no rules at all. I witness several near misses every day. Come on Brisbane we live in a great city but the roads are not going to get quieter let’s be more mindful of all road users.
South Brisbane intersection nearest Cultural Centre
This is a typicaly inane Brisbane question as it is not clear wether it is from the pedestrian or motorist point of view.
History shows that stupidy cannot be legislated against, although it seems the stupid keep electing stupid politicians, who keep making stupid legislation.
Hey state gov. why not spend some of the traffic infringement income on a continuing publicity campaign to make citizens more aware of their obligations in regard to road safety as either pedestrians or motorists.