Get BawBaw Moving - Fast Track Urgent Intersections

Get BawBaw Moving - Fast Track Urgent Intersections

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The goal of this campaign is to get State Government funding for the upgrade of three major intersections in Drouin and Warragul.

These are:

  • Roundabout at Weebar Road and Main South Road, Drouin
  • Traffic lights at Wellwood Road and Princes Way, Drouin
  • Traffic lights at Burke Street and Howitt Street, Warragul.

We are asking the community to speak up and tell MPs and Ministers why they should invest in traffic safety, getting traffic flowing, and progressing new homes and community infrastructure by building these three upgrades.

The goal of this campaign is to get State Government funding for the upgrade of three major intersections in Drouin and Warragul.

These are:

  • Roundabout at Weebar Road and Main South Road, Drouin
  • Traffic lights at Wellwood Road and Princes Way, Drouin
  • Traffic lights at Burke Street and Howitt Street, Warragul.

We are asking the community to speak up and tell MPs and Ministers why they should invest in traffic safety, getting traffic flowing, and progressing new homes and community infrastructure by building these three upgrades.

Support Safety at Major Intersections!

We are seeking a commitment from the Victorian Government to fund the Weebar Road roundabout, the Burke Street and Howitt Street traffic lights and the Princes Way and Wellwood Road traffic lights projects so we can get traffic moving safely.

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