Transport drivers are blaming a Victorian government body for delays in accreditation which means they cannot work.
A bus driver shortage could exacerbate the transport mayhem in the western suburbs as three major train lines close for works.
In their first month of operation,covert cameras across Victoria have caught more than 1800 people not wearing a seatbelt and 1160 drivers using their phone.
Parts of Flinders,Spencer and Collins streets could be closed to cars at peak times under a Melbourne city council proposal to reduce the number of people driving through the CBD and prioritise pedestrians.
CityLink owner Transurban’s plan to take over EastLink has raised concerns it will gain an inescapable stranglehold over Melbourne,freezing out potential rivals and giving the company undue influence to shape Victoria’s transport network.
The City of Melbourne will overhaul confusing parking rules,charging motorists on Sundays and later into the evening,but also offering discounted Saturday rates and free short stays.
A year before a crash that killed five people,police and representatives of Regional Roads Victoria visited the site to discuss what should be changed.
Ambulance Victoria said the girl was taken to Royal Children’s Hospital in a critical condition.
If trucks are continually rumbling down your street,you’re at greater risk of illness. Even low levels of pollution can damage your health,but long-term exposure increases your risks.
Freight operators say directing A-Double and Super B-Double trucks along busy,narrow streets while Wurundjeri Way is closed for works could endanger lives.
Dana Monkman is unable to work after an e-scooter rider crashed into her,snapping her ankle. She’s furious about the recent extension of the state’s e-scooter trial.