Monday 27th November, 2008
STREAMS implemented in Victoria as part of the $1.39 billion M1 Freeway upgrade project.
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Reducing congestion on the M1 goes high-tech
Green lights all the way for emergency vehicles during trialSunday 21st September, 2008 STREAMS trial in Bundaberg gives ambulances and fire engines "all green" on route to emergencies. Improved travel time reliability for Sandgate Road and Mains Road trafficSunday 21st September, 2008 Greater travel time reliability expected for Brisbane motorists travelling along Sandgate Road and Mains Roads. Ambulance, fire engines to switch traffic lights to greenSaturday 20th September, 2008 Trial of Australia-first technology designed to cut down travel time for ambulances and fire engines in an emergency. Traffic management nerve centre part of congestion-busting focusFriday 12th September, 2008 Brisbane Metropolitan Transport Management Centre to manage Brisbane traffic. Brisbane motorists to benefit from single traffic light systemThursday 17th July, 2008 STREAMS to control more than 1700 traffic lights in Brisbane – single system promises less congestion. Synchronisation of Brisbane’s traffic lights part of efforts to cut congestionThursday 17th July, 2008 Move towards one traffic management platform for Brisbane – STREAMS. Record spending to maintain Queensland’s roadsTuesday 3rd June, 2008 In 2008-2009, $461 million will be invested to maintain Queensland's road network. Congestion busters for Sunshine CoastFriday 13th July, 2007 Two Traffic Response Units take up permanent residence on the Sunshine Coast to minimise traffic congestion. |