❓ Question regarding the criteria for installing flashing 40 kph solar signs and their locations/costs from 2009-2011. The answer provides criteria and refers to previous questions for cost information, stating none were installed instead of children's crossings.
AnsweredQoN 6193Legislative Assembly
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What criteria need to be met for the installation flashing 40 kph solar sign, and will the Minister list for the years 2009, 2010 and 2011 year to date, the locations where these signs are installed; and
(a) the total cost for each of those years for the signs; and
(b) of those listed, how many signs have been installed in lieu of children’s crossings?
(a) the total cost for each of those years for the signs; and
(b) of those listed, how many signs have been installed in lieu of children’s crossings?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
10 November 2011
Responded by
Minister for Transport
Response time
49 days
Main Roads WA
advises:
Electronic School Zone signs are typically installed in locations that have a potential hazard, such as multi-lane roads, speed limits of 60 km/h or greater, or other site specific characteristics.
(a) Please refer to Legislative Assembly question without notice 740, question on notice 5997 and 5998.
(b) None.
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advises:
Electronic School Zone signs are typically installed in locations that have a potential hazard, such as multi-lane roads, speed limits of 60 km/h or greater, or other site specific characteristics.
(a) Please refer to Legislative Assembly question without notice 740, question on notice 5997 and 5998.
(b) None.
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