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Design of the intersection upgrade is now complete.
We will communicate with residents and Logan Reserve State School before works begin with further details, including timing and what you can expect. |
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The Black Spot Program was introduced as part of the Australian Government's commitment to reduce the risk of crashes. The program targets locations where crashes have occurred or are at risk of happening.
We are committed to improving road safety across Logan. The upgrade will help deliver a safer intersection by introducing a signalised intersection to formalise when vehicles can go, stop and turn, and introducing pedestrian crossing at the traffic lights.
Project timeline
Design work on the intersection upgrade is now complete.
We will communicate with residents and Logan Reserve State School before works begin with further details, including timing and what you can expect.
Project features
To make the location safer, we will:
- install traffic signals to formalise when vehicles can go, stop and turn
- install signalised pedestrian crossings at the intersection and remove the lollypop school crossing areas
- resurface and restore the road where needed
- update line markings, including longer turning lanes to improve traffic flow
Project benefits
The intersection upgrade will improve safety and traffic flow. The benefits include:
- reduced congestion during school drop-off and pick-up times
- quicker and more reliable travel times
- safer and more accessible environment for drivers, pedestrians and students.
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Contact us
If you would like more information or to provide feedback about the project, please:
- call our Project Communications Team 07 3412 3412
- email us at RoadComms@logan.qld.gov.au or
- write to us, please address your letter to:
- Road Infrastructure Delivery – Logan Reserve Road and School Road Intersection Upgrade
Logan City Council
PO Box 3226
Logan City DC, QLD, 4114.
Our project team will respond to community questions as soon as possible.
