Planning a Safer Johnstone Street Intersection

A re-elected Carroll Labor Government will invest $3 million to plan for traffic signals at the Johnstone Street and Broadmeadows Road intersection.

Right now, the intersection is only controlled by stop signs on Johnstone Street – making it hard to get in and out, especially at peak times.

That’s why Labor will plan for traffic signals to improve safety for everyone who uses the intersection.

Labor knows local communities deserve safe, well-connected local roads.

That’s why Labor is backing safety upgrades on the roads locals use every day.

A Liberal-One Nation Coalition Government would cut them.

Quotes attributable to Minister for Roads and Road Safety Paul Hamer

“We are getting back to basics by improving the local roads working people rely on every day.”

Quotes attributable to Member for Greenvale Iwan Walters

“Locals in Westmeadows know how congested and dangerous the intersection at Johnstone Street and Broadmeadows Road can get, especially at peak times.”

“Planning for signals is an essential step to upgrading this intersection and making our local roads safer.”