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Inside the Black Spot Program: where the government's road money goes

The program funds safety upgrades at high-risk sites, with 90% of projects nominated by local councils and about half in regional areas.

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Kristy McBain details how the Black Spot Program, with $150 million annually, significantly reduces serious crashes.

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One-way traffic and 40km/h limits planned for notorious Toowong black spot

After a 25-year campaign for a safer cycling strip along Sylvan Road, we can reveal which plan has been given the green light.

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Inside the Black Spot Program: where the government's road money goes

Kristy McBain details how the Black Spot Program, with $150 million annually, significantly reduces serious crashes.

In the Studenci area, warnings have been issued for a long time about dangerous driving, excessive speeds and traffic regulations that are said to be inadequate for an increasingly populated area. Yesterday's traffic accident at the roundabout near Supernova has once again raised the question of whether action will be needed to improve safety, reports Večer. Traffic accident again draws attention to problems Yesterday, a traffic accident occurre…

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The Border Mail broke the news on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
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