ACT Fire & Rescue are on the scene of a car crash at the intersection of Tillyard Drive and Ginninderra Drive in Flynn and are working on freeing a woman who is trapped in her car.
Road users are encouraged to seek alternate routes as Ginninderra Drive city bound lanes are affected as the exit at Tillyard Drive is closed.
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Woman trapped in car after crash on Ginninderra Drive
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Canberra drivers are ridiculous seen first hand this week
So the budget has the money for the upgrade. When it kicks in, the Government has to decide whether to do separate tenders for design and construct or combine them. Either way, by the time the specification is done, it will go to a tender, taking 4-6 weeks. The evaluation process will take 2-3 months. If it involves design, add 3 months and then another 3 or so for construction. Add another 8 weeks if they decide to separate the components into 2 pieces of work.
GOt a flyer in the mail the other day saying that this intersection would be getting lights - sooner rather than later, I hope.
Hope everyone’s ok
#ACTgovernment please make this intersection safe it is so dangerous.
Not another one! They can't do a proper redesign and rebuild on the intersection soon enough. My constant fear in over 15 years of using that intersection was witnessing a death. The ACT government tinkered with that intersection too many times without addressing the major risk factors.
Major risk factor? You mean Impatient drivers?
Combine impatience, speeding, multiple lanes converging and poor intersection design and this happens. Share the road everyone, it's not a race and the only prize is getting home safely.