Roads

  • Scooter drivers risking their lives

    COLAC road safety advocates say people who drive motorised scooters on the road are risking their lives.

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  • Motorists face high cost of pothole damage

    COLAC motorists could pay hundreds of dollars to replace tyres and wheel rims after hitting potholes on the Princes Highway.

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  • MP steps away from highway upgrade

    STATE Roads Minister Terry Mulder is “stepping away” from overseeing a $515-million Princes Highway upgrade because he owns land next to the road.

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  • Council cuts truck route options

    A COLAC truck route could still head through the city along a rail reserve, but not on residential streets.

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  • Personal tragedy reinforces safety message

    VETERAN Colac truck driver Willy Watson says road safety is always on his mind.

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  • Residential streets off truck route

    A COMMUNITY reference group has ruled out a short-term truck route through Colac’s residential streets.

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  • Road over lake ‘only option’

    A COLAC Yacht Club member says a causeway across Lake Colac could be civic leaders’ “only chance” of saving the lake.

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  • Corangamite roads paved with cash

    THE Federal Government has budgeted $24 million for highway upgrades in the Corangamite electorate while other Victorian roads have missed out.

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