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Lane change a disaster in the making: locals

The Department of Transport and Main Roads altered the turning lanes on the western side of Kingaroy's Avoca Street in June, painting over the old markings - reportedly without informing drivers of the change. (Julian Lehnert: 490279_02)

Kingaroy locals say they are living next to a catastrophe waiting to happen after the Queensland Government stealthily changed a […]

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