Transport

  • Police out in force for Easter

    POLICE will saturate Colac district roads during the Easter long weekend aiming to reduce bad driver behaviour.

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  • Thieves deprive people in wheelchairs

    THIEVES have deprived Colac wheelchair users of safe travel opportunities after stealing crucial equipment from a multipurpose taxi.

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  • Driver says crash no surprise

    A COLAC truck driver says he’s not surprised a cattle truck crashed on a notorious section of road at Winchelsea.

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  • Cattle truck crashes on bridge

    WINCHELSEA residents watched in horror as cattle from a crashed truck fell from the town’s bridge onto the banks of the Barwon River yesterday.

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  • Truck hits boy in main street

    A 16-YEAR-OLD Colac boy was in a critical condition in hospital yesterday after a truck hit him in Colac’s main street.

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  • Truckers ignoring new laws

    TRUCK drivers and transport companies are ignoring new national laws, Colac’s top traffic policeman says.

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  • Plan to upgrade Colac main street

    VICROADS plans to upgrade Colac’s main street as part of the $515-million Winchelsea-to-Colac Princes Highway duplication.

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  • Colac train campaign needs support

    COLAC train campaigner Brian Crook is urging people to have their say on public transport and support proposed increased train services between Geelong and Warrnambool.

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