Traffic
‘It’s petrifying’: Inner-west locals fear for safety after truck spike
Since the opening of the West Gate Tunnel, residents say more trucks are avoiding the toll road and rat-running near schools and shops, sparking safety fears.
- Rachael Ward
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Yarra Boulevard hoons
Residents living near Yarra Boulevard in Kew have trouble sleeping due to noise created by cars late at night.
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The sleepy seaside suburb where Melburnians claim the highest car expenses
The top 10 postcodes where Melburnians claim the highest average work-related car expenses are revealed in analysis of ATO data.
- Cassandra Morgan
Motorists face growing delays due to West Gate Bridge works
The West Gate Tunnel has been suggested as an alternative route for some travellers as city-bound drivers face long delays.
- Angus Delaney
Woman killed by falling pole on Hume Highway
A woman has died after a truck rolled into a pole, causing the pole to fall and land on a car driving in the other direction.
- Isabel McMillan
City of Melbourne warns car parking levy hike will cripple CBD
Councillors said they were concerned the increase would deter visitors and workers from the city and would stall Melbourne’s economic recovery.
- Cara Waters
Truck carrying excavator hits two Melbourne overpasses within hours
A truck driver’s repeated failures to clear two Melbourne bridges led to delays on four of the city’s train lines.
- Hannah Hammoud
Motorists drive along Melbourne’s new bypass for the first time
Initial traffic indicates Melburnians might not have realised that the new 1.4-kilometre Wurundjeri Way overpass opened on Monday morning.
- Lachlan Abbott
Girl, 11, dies following Wantirna South crash
Police are investigating whether the two children involved in the crash were wearing seatbelts.
- Hannah Hammoud
‘It’ll be tragic for the families’: Two children hospitalised after car crash
Police are investigating the circumstances around the crash, including whether the 11-year-old girl and four-year-old boy were properly restrained in the back seat.
- Angus Delaney