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Plans Floated to Ease Melbourne’s Traffic Congestion Woes

Victoria 

Plans Floated to Ease Melbourne’s Traffic Congestion Woes

February 19, 2008 Marc Pallisco Plans Floated to Ease Melbourne's Traffic Congestion Woes, Real Estate News, victoria

New research published in the Herald Sun today claims traffic speed along the massive West Gate Bridge, has slowed an average 40 kilometres an hour in morning peak times – or almost half the speed motorists travelled to get over the bridge ten years ago.

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