The benefits of promoting Sydney and its iconic bridge to the world brings positive benefits that far outweigh a seven-hour traffic closure in the early hours of a Sunday morning.
The NSW government had to open dedicated centres to keep up with demand for driving tests,but not all routes to getting P-plates are created equal.
A crash between two cars at Mooney Mooney about 10am put an end to what had been a relatively smooth start to the day,which was expected to be one of the busiest of the holiday season.
Eighteen people have been rushed to hospital after a truck crashed into seven vehicles on the M4 motorway this afternoon causing extensive traffic jams.
The 46-year-old was allegedly stabbed by a man who pulled up beside him at an intersection in Cabramatta.
Five people have been left with serious injuries,including one who was airlifted after being stuck under a bus,following two separate vehicle crashes on Sunday.
Senior transport officials have conceded that the vehicles may have to be replaced because they can’t fit the warning signs for mobile speed cameras.
The bird,one of the city’s much maligned Indian mynas,has had its nest removed several times by Transport for NSW. But it rebuilds.
The motorcyclist has been taken to St Vincent’s Hospital in a serious but stable condition.
Not warning drivers about speed cameras was always a sneaky and cynical move,yet it did its job:it raised revenue from speeding fines tenfold.
Motorists will be alerted to all mobile speed cameras across NSW from January next year after the state government backflipped on the key road safety measure in a major policy backdown.