CRANBOURNE STAR NEWS
Home » MP for markings

MP for markings

HAMPTON Park road needs line markings to improve the safety of an intersection, according to South Eastern Metropolitan MP Inga Peulich.
Ms Peulich wrote to VicRoads requesting line markings be painted on Vanessa Drive to prevent people turning left into Pound Road from a right-hand lane.
She said clear markings were needed, especially because there were no markings on Vanessa Drive to indicate the turn was not allowed.
“I am also aware of that because of the numerous offences detected by Victoria Police,” she said.
“They requested infrastructure changes to the intersection but because of the pending redevelopment of the South Gippsland Highway no changes were initiated by VicRoads.”
She said VicRoads also needed to paint a straight and right-hand-turn lane for motorists travelling towards Hallam Road.
VicRoads regional director Steve Brown said VicRoads was investigating several options for the intersection of Pound Road and Vanessa Drive to try to help reduce congestion and improve access and safety.
In May 2008, the State Government announced $36.8 million was being set aside for the upgrade of Pound Road from the South Gippsland Freeway to the South Gippsland Highway.
An investigation into putting line markings on Vanessa Drive determined that there was not enough space to safely provide a second lane.

Digital Editions


  • Citizens embraced on Australia Day

    Citizens embraced on Australia Day

    Dozens of Casey’s newest citizens were welcomed in a citizenship ceremony at Bunjil Place on 26 January. There were 200 recipients beaming with pride and…

More News

  • Teens flee stolen-car crash on Monash Freeway

    Teens flee stolen-car crash on Monash Freeway

    Up to eight teen boys fled from a stolen car after a two-vehicle crash in Endeavour Hills on Saturday morning 24 January. The allegedly stolen white Mazda 3 was spotted…

  • Man scarred by alleged New Year’s Eve stabbing

    Man scarred by alleged New Year’s Eve stabbing

    A Hampton Park man says his “life has changed forever” after a horrifying alleged stabbing on the evening of New Years Eve at Pakenham Station. James says he remembers watching…

  • Soil clean-up wait continues

    Soil clean-up wait continues

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 522112 A giant asbestos-riddled soil mound in Bangholme’s Green Wedge still remains, despite an order for its removal by the end of 2025. In…

  • Housing plan for Berwick’s Manuka Road

    Housing plan for Berwick’s Manuka Road

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 333109 After a contentious two year dispute, a housing plan for an 18-hectare site including the historical Clover Cottage on Manuka Road, Berwick has…

  • Celebrating a good harvest

    Celebrating a good harvest

    Basking in sunshine, about 200 celebrated a Pongal harvest festival in Harmony Square, Dandenong on Sunday 18 January. Victorian Tamil Cultural Association staged the 32nd annual event, featuring drumming, dancing…