Skenes Creek residents, who have already waited nine months for bridge repairs at the “worst speeding blackspot on the Great Ocean Road”, say $200,000 for pedestrian safety is not good enough.
Bridge fix ‘not good enough’
Skenes Creek’s Caroline Wren is among the residents concerned about pedestrian safety and the town’s bridge, which a truck crashed through last year. The State Government says it will repair the bridge by mid-November, while building new bridges in other Great Ocean Road towns.
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So many recent reports in the Colac Herald have surfaced (pardon the pun) about roads needing repair and dangerous black spots. Presumably these problems have existed for a very long time. Probably just a coincidence these reports have intensified during the reign of the current State Labor Government.