Vision-impaired Queenslanders are being forced to walk through heavy traffic in busy carparks and cross dangerous streets because they are not eligible for disability parking, an MP says.
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NRL should dock Lodge's wages to compensate victims, Daley says
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Stick to 40 in school zones
Ipswich District Crime Prevention, along with police volunteers are encouraging drivers to drive to the speed limit of 40km around schools during the designated times.
It’s evident that some drivers are needing a little encouragement, that is why Ipswich District Crime Prevention continue to remind drivers by conducting random speed awareness device around Ipswich schools supported by Department of Main Roads and Transport and Queensland Road Policing Unit.
For the most part drivers are adhering to the speed limit, however, there are some drivers that are still speeding around school zones.
So if you are around a school at the designated times of 7am – 9am and 2pm -4pm, please slow down, there are children and families around.
Police are concerned for your safety, slow down and be responsible when driving.
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