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Boy fights for life after sedan smashes into traffic lights - Vimarsana News

Boy fights for life after sedan smashes into traffic lights

Bystanders, including an off-duty police officer, helped at the scene.

Shocking moment a car passenger tries to take out a cyclist riding in Manly, Brisbane bike lane - Vimarsana News

Shocking moment a car passenger tries to take out a cyclist riding in Manly, Brisbane bike lane

The shocking moment a passenger in a passing car attempted to take out a cyclist has been captured on camera. The cyclist was riding in a bike lane in Brisbane's east when the incident unfolded as a Hyundai drove past. As the car approached the cyclist, a man sitting in the front passenger seat stuck his hand out the window while holding a pole. The man repeatedly waved the pole in the direction of the cyclist as the car passed, narrowly missing the bike rider as he aimed it towards the man's wheels. A cyclist was riding in a bike lane on Manly Road, Manly, in Brisbane's east, when the passen...

Sydney traffic: How a single boat can paralyse one of Sydney's busiest roads - Vimarsana News

Sydney traffic: How a single boat can paralyse one of Sydney's busiest roads

It takes just one boat to stop traffic on one of Sydney’s busiest roads. An estimated 75,000 vehicles and 35,000 bus passengers use the Spit Bridge across Middle Harbour from Mosman to Seaforth every day. Yet the bridge is raised six times a day from Monday to Friday for an average of between one and five boats per opening. On weekends and public holidays, the bridge is raised eight times a day, for 10 to 15 boats each time. The Spit Bridge is is raised six times on weekdays for an average of one to five boats per opening. Credit:Steven Saphore A Transport for NSW spokeswoman said the br...