DRIVERS fell in love with this cheeky road rule that let them legally run red lights but now the law is up for review — and not everyone is happy about it.
IT’S already adopted by most Australian states and territories but Queensland has instead backpeddled on the popular “left turn on red” rule in an attempt to mirror New South Wales.
Five years ago, Brisbane City Council introduced the law and bolted “left turn on red” signs to 50 intersections across the city in an attempt to reduce congestion.
But 15 of the intersections that have allowed drivers to legally run red lights are now on the chopping block.
Read More at- https://www.news.com.au/technology/innovation/motoring/on-the-road/drivers-furious-after-brisbane-decides-to-scale-back-one-of-its-most-popular-road-rules/news-story/2a969c17297fdf64b6f43b365c1d30b7
IT’S already adopted by most Australian states and territories but Queensland has instead backpeddled on the popular “left turn on red” rule in an attempt to mirror New South Wales.
Five years ago, Brisbane City Council introduced the law and bolted “left turn on red” signs to 50 intersections across the city in an attempt to reduce congestion.
But 15 of the intersections that have allowed drivers to legally run red lights are now on the chopping block.
Read More at- https://www.news.com.au/technology/innovation/motoring/on-the-road/drivers-furious-after-brisbane-decides-to-scale-back-one-of-its-most-popular-road-rules/news-story/2a969c17297fdf64b6f43b365c1d30b7
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