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School crossing to become safer at Cooran

Member for Noosa, Sandy Bolton, welcomes the new flashing 40km/h school zone signs for Cooran State School announced by Minister for Transport and Main Roads, Mark Bailey, today.

“Nothing is more important than the safety of our children,” Ms Bolton said.

“I would like to thank Minister Bailey for his continued support in efforts to better our Noosa roads and provide greater safety for our residents.”

This installation is part of the Flashing School Zone Sign Program due to be completed in the 2020/21 financial year. These signs play an important role in reminding drivers of the change in speed limits and to slow down in case they need to react quickly

“We look forward to seeing this vital safety initiative implemented for Cooran School students and their families, as well the scheduled replacement of Six Mile Creek Bridge #7 that many of these families travel across daily.” Ms Bolton said.

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