Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner’s plan to resurrect road rule in Brisbane
Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner launched a renewed pressure to allow drivers to turn left in some red lights in Brisbane, which spicy as a practical solution to move the congested traffic.
The Council said on Tuesday that he wrote that he wanted a law amendment to the state government that allowed the road rule.
The Brisbane Municipal Assembly finally conducted a hearing from 2013 to 50 intersections, but in 2021, the presentation was broken by the former workers’ government.
“If it’s good enough for Sydney, Brisbane is good enough for Brisbane, Sch said Schrinner.
Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner is trying to resurrect the left turn in the red rule in Brisbane. Credit: General
“I asked the Crisaflli government to bring Queensland’s road rules to the 21st century.”
The rule allowed the drivers to come to a complete stop and gave way to all other traffic, let them turn left in a red light on the signs.
Security was marked as a fundamental concern by the former state government when he lifted all approved intersections.
Schrinner said that more than 15 million cars were recorded during the first hearing this week. No pedestrian or a cyclist hurt.
“There was a good security record, Sch Schrinner said.
