Wednesday, 11 May 2022
Adjournment
Ballarat Road, Albion
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Commencement
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Senator Lidia Thorpe
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Red Shield Appeal
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SummerTech Live
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Sandringham East Primary School
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Leading Senior Constable Pat Storer
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Croydon Special Developmental School
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Gambling harm
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Australia’s Biggest Blood Pressure Check
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Cannabis law reform
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Geoff Dyke
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International Workers Memorial Day
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Bill Ludwig
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Premier
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Leongatha road safety
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Albury Wodonga Health
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Western Metropolitan Region
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John Woodman
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Department of Health
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Department of Treasury and Finance
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Department of Treasury and Finance
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Legal and Social Issues Committee
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Inquiry into Victoria’s Criminal Justice System
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Health Legislation Amendment (Information Sharing) Bill 2021
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Petition
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Department of Treasury and Finance
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Adjournment
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Kialla West Primary School pedestrian crossing
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Endometriosis
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Morris Road, Upwey
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Western Victoria Region drug and alcohol services
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Ballarat Road, Albion
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Gap Road Medical Centre
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Commonwealth Games
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Western Metropolitan Region schools funding
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Albury Wodonga Health
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VicRoads licence conditions
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Responses
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Ballarat Road, Albion
Ms VAGHELA (Western Metropolitan) (17:40): (1906) My adjournment matter is directed to the Honourable Ben Carroll MP, Minister for Public Transport and Minister for Roads and Road Safety. This adjournment matter relates to the portfolio responsibilities of roads and road safety. After facing two long years with multiple lockdowns, finally life is getting back to normal for Victorians. Communities are hitting the roads to get back to work, children are back at school and residents are eager to go out to socialise. However, some safety issues have persisted despite the road upgrades that have been happening during COVID lockdowns. Ballarat Road in Albion is notorious for being unsafe for motorists and pedestrians. There have been reports of multiple deaths because of accidents, and instances of near misses are a daily occurrence. In particular the intersection of Western Ring Road and Ballarat Road when driving towards the west from the city is prone to accidents as the road markings are not clear. Drivers travelling west on Ballarat Road are often confused about which lane to take when they cross under the bridge. I believe that there is a need for clearer road markings in that particular area. This is a busy intersection that connects Ballarat Road to the Western Ring Road. Trucks, cars and other vehicles share the road, and they all deserve to be safe.
Road safety is an important issue, especially as the traffic is increasing. For the safety of the community, it is very important that this issue is resolved as quickly as possible. The action I seek from the minister is that he provide me with an update on when the government can resolve this dangerous issue for the residents of the Western Metropolitan Region and other road users.