❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks traffic data on the Kwinana Freeway before and after the commencement of the southern suburbs railway. The Minister provides pre-railway data and commits to tabling complete figures.
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KWINANA FREEWAY TRAFFIC LEVELS
This question is in three parts—as it was before. (1) What was the average weekday traffic count on Kwinana Freeway in November 2007? (2) What is the equivalent figure for February 2008? (3) Will the minister table the complete Main Roads Western Australia figures for Kwinana Freeway traffic levels before and after the commencement of the southern suburbs railway; and, if not, why not? Hon ADELE FARINA
This question is in three parts—as it was before. (1) What was the average weekday traffic count on Kwinana Freeway in November 2007? (2) What is the equivalent figure for February 2008? (3) Will the minister table the complete Main Roads Western Australia figures for Kwinana Freeway traffic levels before and after the commencement of the southern suburbs railway; and, if not, why not? Hon ADELE FARINA
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I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) Main Roads’ 2006-07 pre-railway annual average weekday traffic volumes for strategic locations along Kwinana Freeway are: Narrows Bridge, 182 200; Canning Highway, 114 900; Leach Highway, 106 500; north of South Street, 100 100; Roe Highway, 52 400; south of Armadale Road, 74 300; north of Thomas Road, 56 200; and north of Safety Bay Road, 33 300. (2) Main Roads will carry out post-railway road traffic counts at the same locations throughout 2008. (3) Yes.
(1) What was the average weekday traffic count on Kwinana Freeway in November 2007? (2) What is the equivalent figure for February 2008? (3) Will the minister table the complete Main Roads Western Australia figures for Kwinana Freeway traffic levels before and after the commencement of the southern suburbs railway; and, if not, why not? Hon ADELE FARINA replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) Main Roads’ 2006-07 pre-railway annual average weekday traffic volumes for strategic locations along Kwinana Freeway are: Narrows Bridge, 182 200; Canning Highway, 114 900; Leach Highway, 106 500; north of South Street, 100 100; Roe Highway, 52 400; south of Armadale Road, 74 300; north of Thomas Road, 56 200; and north of Safety Bay Road, 33 300. (2) Main Roads will carry out post-railway road traffic counts at the same locations throughout 2008. (3) Yes.
(2) What is the equivalent figure for February 2008? (3) Will the minister table the complete Main Roads Western Australia figures for Kwinana Freeway traffic levels before and after the commencement of the southern suburbs railway; and, if not, why not? Hon ADELE FARINA replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) Main Roads’ 2006-07 pre-railway annual average weekday traffic volumes for strategic locations along Kwinana Freeway are: Narrows Bridge, 182 200; Canning Highway, 114 900; Leach Highway, 106 500; north of South Street, 100 100; Roe Highway, 52 400; south of Armadale Road, 74 300; north of Thomas Road, 56 200; and north of Safety Bay Road, 33 300. (2) Main Roads will carry out post-railway road traffic counts at the same locations throughout 2008. (3) Yes.
(3) Will the minister table the complete Main Roads Western Australia figures for Kwinana Freeway traffic levels before and after the commencement of the southern suburbs railway; and, if not, why not? Hon ADELE FARINA replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) Main Roads’ 2006-07 pre-railway annual average weekday traffic volumes for strategic locations along Kwinana Freeway are: Narrows Bridge, 182 200; Canning Highway, 114 900; Leach Highway, 106 500; north of South Street, 100 100; Roe Highway, 52 400; south of Armadale Road, 74 300; north of Thomas Road, 56 200; and north of Safety Bay Road, 33 300. (2) Main Roads will carry out post-railway road traffic counts at the same locations throughout 2008. (3) Yes.
Hon ADELE FARINA replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) Main Roads’ 2006-07 pre-railway annual average weekday traffic volumes for strategic locations along Kwinana Freeway are: Narrows Bridge, 182 200; Canning Highway, 114 900; Leach Highway, 106 500; north of South Street, 100 100; Roe Highway, 52 400; south of Armadale Road, 74 300; north of Thomas Road, 56 200; and north of Safety Bay Road, 33 300. (2) Main Roads will carry out post-railway road traffic counts at the same locations throughout 2008. (3) Yes.
I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) Main Roads’ 2006-07 pre-railway annual average weekday traffic volumes for strategic locations along Kwinana Freeway are: Narrows Bridge, 182 200; Canning Highway, 114 900; Leach Highway, 106 500; north of South Street, 100 100; Roe Highway, 52 400; south of Armadale Road, 74 300; north of Thomas Road, 56 200; and north of Safety Bay Road, 33 300. (2) Main Roads will carry out post-railway road traffic counts at the same locations throughout 2008. (3) Yes.
(1) Main Roads’ 2006-07 pre-railway annual average weekday traffic volumes for strategic locations along Kwinana Freeway are: Narrows Bridge, 182 200; Canning Highway, 114 900; Leach Highway, 106 500; north of South Street, 100 100; Roe Highway, 52 400; south of Armadale Road, 74 300; north of Thomas Road, 56 200; and north of Safety Bay Road, 33 300. (2) Main Roads will carry out post-railway road traffic counts at the same locations throughout 2008. (3) Yes.
(2) Main Roads will carry out post-railway road traffic counts at the same locations throughout 2008. (3) Yes.
(3) Yes.
(1) What was the average weekday traffic count on Kwinana Freeway in November 2007? (2) What is the equivalent figure for February 2008? (3) Will the minister table the complete Main Roads Western Australia figures for Kwinana Freeway traffic levels before and after the commencement of the southern suburbs railway; and, if not, why not? Hon ADELE FARINA replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) Main Roads’ 2006-07 pre-railway annual average weekday traffic volumes for strategic locations along Kwinana Freeway are: Narrows Bridge, 182 200; Canning Highway, 114 900; Leach Highway, 106 500; north of South Street, 100 100; Roe Highway, 52 400; south of Armadale Road, 74 300; north of Thomas Road, 56 200; and north of Safety Bay Road, 33 300. (2) Main Roads will carry out post-railway road traffic counts at the same locations throughout 2008. (3) Yes.
(2) What is the equivalent figure for February 2008? (3) Will the minister table the complete Main Roads Western Australia figures for Kwinana Freeway traffic levels before and after the commencement of the southern suburbs railway; and, if not, why not? Hon ADELE FARINA replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) Main Roads’ 2006-07 pre-railway annual average weekday traffic volumes for strategic locations along Kwinana Freeway are: Narrows Bridge, 182 200; Canning Highway, 114 900; Leach Highway, 106 500; north of South Street, 100 100; Roe Highway, 52 400; south of Armadale Road, 74 300; north of Thomas Road, 56 200; and north of Safety Bay Road, 33 300. (2) Main Roads will carry out post-railway road traffic counts at the same locations throughout 2008. (3) Yes.
(3) Will the minister table the complete Main Roads Western Australia figures for Kwinana Freeway traffic levels before and after the commencement of the southern suburbs railway; and, if not, why not? Hon ADELE FARINA replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) Main Roads’ 2006-07 pre-railway annual average weekday traffic volumes for strategic locations along Kwinana Freeway are: Narrows Bridge, 182 200; Canning Highway, 114 900; Leach Highway, 106 500; north of South Street, 100 100; Roe Highway, 52 400; south of Armadale Road, 74 300; north of Thomas Road, 56 200; and north of Safety Bay Road, 33 300. (2) Main Roads will carry out post-railway road traffic counts at the same locations throughout 2008. (3) Yes.
Hon ADELE FARINA replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) Main Roads’ 2006-07 pre-railway annual average weekday traffic volumes for strategic locations along Kwinana Freeway are: Narrows Bridge, 182 200; Canning Highway, 114 900; Leach Highway, 106 500; north of South Street, 100 100; Roe Highway, 52 400; south of Armadale Road, 74 300; north of Thomas Road, 56 200; and north of Safety Bay Road, 33 300. (2) Main Roads will carry out post-railway road traffic counts at the same locations throughout 2008. (3) Yes.
I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) Main Roads’ 2006-07 pre-railway annual average weekday traffic volumes for strategic locations along Kwinana Freeway are: Narrows Bridge, 182 200; Canning Highway, 114 900; Leach Highway, 106 500; north of South Street, 100 100; Roe Highway, 52 400; south of Armadale Road, 74 300; north of Thomas Road, 56 200; and north of Safety Bay Road, 33 300. (2) Main Roads will carry out post-railway road traffic counts at the same locations throughout 2008. (3) Yes.
(1) Main Roads’ 2006-07 pre-railway annual average weekday traffic volumes for strategic locations along Kwinana Freeway are: Narrows Bridge, 182 200; Canning Highway, 114 900; Leach Highway, 106 500; north of South Street, 100 100; Roe Highway, 52 400; south of Armadale Road, 74 300; north of Thomas Road, 56 200; and north of Safety Bay Road, 33 300. (2) Main Roads will carry out post-railway road traffic counts at the same locations throughout 2008. (3) Yes.
(2) Main Roads will carry out post-railway road traffic counts at the same locations throughout 2008. (3) Yes.
(3) Yes.
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