CORANGAMITE MP Sarah Henderson has slammed a “city-centric” study which failed to consider the Princes Highway’s vital role in Australia’s agriculture and tourism industries.
ROAD TO SOMEWHERE: Politicians take aim over ‘biased’ highway report
Corangamite MP Sarah Henderson, pictured right after the completion of roadworks at Winchelsea, says she is proud of the federal and state investment in the Princes Highway from Geelong to Colac, despite criticism in a “city-centric” report.
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That Highway has been a disgrace for years, full of pot holes etc, why is it that freeways and roads in the city are always being renewed and new ones built yet we in the country have to put up with appalling roads and when they finally get fixed city people complain, these people in the city don’t know how good they have it regarding road conditions.
As far as i’m concerned The Age can take it’s story and that report and… well you all know the rest. 😉
For what I know of the traffic that comes through town from living on the Highway, there has been an increase in all types of vehicles passing through here since the duplicated part opened up. Now imagine how much more there will be when Colac to Winch is completed! Then when you add the expected figures of freight transport from the story above to that, I bet there will be more wishing that Colac & Winch were bypassed. Oh wait… Violet Town. LMAO