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HomeOpinionWhere was the public consultation?

Where was the public consultation?

I travel on Tin Can Bay road between Goomboorian and Gympie twice a day.

Out of nowhere the speed limit was lowered from 100kph to 80kph up to the Kin Kin turnoff.

Not happy.

Who is responsible?

Was there any community input?

Or is this a case of a few folks got to influence some muppet in the public service.

Hey, no doubt the traffic police will help the coffers of the government.

But as a local and thanks to feed back at the local servo today (3 November)- this sucks!

– Cameron Cudahy

Goomboorian

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