❓ Hon Steve Martin asks about crash statistics and remediation plans for Archer Street in Carlisle, identified as a risky road by the RAC. The Minister responds with crash data and clarifies that the road is under local government responsibility.
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I refer to the RAC 'Risky Roads Survey 2024/25', and the results in relation to the top 10 risky roads in Metropolitan Perth, and I ask: (a) for Archer Street at the Carlisle section: (i) how many serious crashes occurred at or near the section in 2024; (ii) how many fatal crashes occurred at or near the section in 2024; and (iii) noting that the location was also identified in the 2022 'Risky Roads' summary, what steps have been taken, or are being planned, to remediate risk along the identified section?
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Answered
13 August 2025
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Transport
Response time
7 days
a)
(i) There was one serious crash.
(ii) Nil
(iii) This road is the responsibility of Local Government.
(i) There was one serious crash.
(ii) Nil
(iii) This road is the responsibility of Local Government.
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