Roads

  • Stay patient in busy holiday traffic: police

    COLAC district police officers are urging motorists to be patient while driving this festive season.

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  • First stage of highway opens at Waurn Ponds

    ROADS officials unveiled the first section of the Princes Highway duplication between Winchelsea and Geelong this week.

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  • Concerns at plan for new traffic lights

    A COLAC OTWAY Shire councillor is urging people to contact councillors today if they oppose a VicRoads plan for traffic lights at a Princes Highway intersection.

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  • Party to support learner program

    LABOR will reinstate funding for a learn-to-drive program for disadvantaged Colac youths if it wins the state election.

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  • VicRoads drops plan to cut Colac parking

    COLAC residents have welcomed VicRoads’ decision to scrap plans to cut parking in Murray Street between Bruce Street and Barongarook Creek.

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  • Warnings on deteriorating road

    POTHOLES, 18 warning signs and no plans to repair the deteriorating Timboon-Colac Road before Christmas continue to cause concerns, forcing motorists to travel at reduced speeds.

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  • MP’s bypass speech sparks cash request

    A STATE Government MP has contradicted his own Transport Minister and confused Colac Otway Shire Council after calling for Colac to decide on a bypass option.

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  • Parking proposal causing concern

    A COLAC motel owner says Vic-Roads’ proposal to change the Princes Highway between Bruce and Queen streets will impact businesses and residents.

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