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❓ Mr Cook asks about accident statistics at two Baldivis intersections and whether they are recognised as black spots. Main Roads WA provides data and confirms one intersection meets black spot criteria.

AnsweredQoN 5982Legislative Assembly

Asked

8 November 2016

Member

Mr R.H. Cook

Portfolio

Transport

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I refer motor vehicle accidents at several intersections in Baldivis, and ask: (a) what was the total number of accidents, including a breakdown of how many (if any) fatalities, at the intersection of Mandurah Road and Fifty Road in the following years: (i) 2014; (ii) 2015; and (iii) 2016 to date; (b) what was the total number of accidents, including a breakdown of how many (if any) fatalities, at the intersection of Kulija and Millar Road in the following years: (i) 2014; (ii) 2015; and (iii) 2016 to date; and (c) are any of the above intersections formally recognised by Main Roads as black spots, if so, which intersections?

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Answered

30 November 2016

Responded by

Minister for Transport

Response time

22 days

Main Roads Western Australia advises:
(a)        (i)         3 crashes with no fatalities
(ii)        no reported crashes
(iii)       no reported crashes to date
(b)        (i)         no reported crashes
(ii)        1 crash with no fatalities
(iii)       no reported crashes to date
(c)        Mandurah Road and Fifty Road meets the criteria for State Black Spot Program.

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