Coronation Drive, Toowong. Stationary vehicle – Right lane blocked. qldtraffic.qld.gov.au/MapView.html?i…
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I forgot how much of a clusterfuck Toowong is during lunch time
I forgot how much of a clusterfuck Toowong is during lunch time
RT @elahieh: .@brisbanecityqld ref 4947217 cnr High & Benson Toowong Lindores traffic controllers several signs breach DDA https://t.co/38j…
RT @elahieh: .@brisbanecityqld ref 4947217 cnr High & Benson Toowong Lindores traffic controllers several signs breach DDA https://t.co/38j…
RT @elahieh: .@brisbanecityqld ref 4947217 cnr High & Benson Toowong Lindores traffic controllers several signs breach DDA https://t.co/38j…
RT @elahieh: .@brisbanecityqld ref 4947217 cnr High & Benson Toowong Lindores traffic controllers several signs breach DDA https://t.co/38j…
.@brisbanecityqld ref 4947217 cnr High & Benson Toowong Lindores traffic controllers several signs breach DDA https://t.co/38jM9P1v6e
.@brisbanecityqld ref 4947217 cnr High & Benson Toowong Lindores traffic controllers several signs breach DDA https://t.co/38jM9P1v6e
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