Qld main roads traffic update

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Traffic reports and road conditions Subscribe RSS feed. Was this page useful? Yes No. Case , location, council, closing date. Department of transport and main roads; On road closures, conditions and roadworks across the region visit council's emergency management dashboard or qldtraffic. Road closures around the central highlands roads closed: The relevant road owner and contact details can be found through: This content relates only to road closures under the land act If a road closure is required for an event such as a public celebration or street parade please: The department of transport and main roads manages state controlled roads and motorists can refer to their website at qld traffic, for the current status of.

Road closures around the central highlands roads closed: At times roads may be closed due to community events, road works,. Road closures around the central highlands roads closed: Contact queensland police if it is a state controlled road. If a road closure is required for an event such as a public celebration or street parade please: Department of transport and main roads; Bruce highway south, ingham, road open, further updates will be provided as.

If a road closure is required for an event such as a public celebration or street parade please: Road condition information, please visit www.

Department of transport and main roads; The department of transport and main roads manages state controlled roads and motorists can refer to their website at qld traffic, for the current status of.

The relevant road owner and contact details can be found through: Road condition information, please visit www. Queensland Police found itself in a similar situation last year after a campaign aimed at urging the public to not call triple-0 went awry.

The unusual ad, produced in conjunction with the Queensland government, was aimed at reducing the number of triple-0 calls made to authorities by encouraging citizens to use the internet and other communication platforms for responses to less life-threatening incidents. The video was posted to social media shortly before 9am but was pulled by 10am after a furious reaction.

The terrifying footage shows a motorway chase between two men and a driver who threatened them with an axe before crashing into them twice.