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When will new section of Pacific Highway be 110km/h? - Vimarsana News

When will new section of Pacific Highway be 110km/h?

Premium Content Subscriber only It's a brand new section of the Pacific Highway, but there's a 13km stretch near New Italy where the speed limit is still 100km/h. For drivers making good time on cruise control, it can be a little bit frustrating. But that's all about to change. From Monday, April 26, there will also be speed zone changes on the Pacific Highway at New Italy. Transport for NSW Director North Region, Anna Zycki, said there had been a review of the existing 100 km/h speed limit on a portion of the 13km stretch of highway before and after the New Italy intersection.

When can we expect highway long grass woes to go away? - Vimarsana News

When can we expect highway long grass woes to go away?

Heavy rain and perfect growing conditions has led to a backlog of roadside maintenance for authorities, with social media lighting up about the mess.

Grief about grass reaches new heights - Vimarsana News

Grief about grass reaches new heights

Grass is really getting on people’s nerves.

Free drink, cool new park: Perks of a bypassed town - Vimarsana News

Free drink, cool new park: Perks of a bypassed town

The Pacific Highway no longer goes through Woodburn, but the village is playing a key role in saving lives these school holidays.

Explained: When are the Byron Bay new traffic lights on? - Vimarsana News

Explained: When are the Byron Bay new traffic lights on?

Premium Content Subscriber only "When is this s**t going to start working?!?" was the clear message from a driver this morning at Ewingsdale Road. Around 8am this morning, drivers were making their way towards Byron Bay via Ewingsdale Road, the second day of the new traffic signs operating in the area. But many were asking, why are they not on? One driver, who identified himself as only Mark, said the new signs were not making any difference to his morning commute. "I thought the lights were going to be always on, like you see everywhere else," he said. According to information from Tra...