Thursday, 5 March 2026
Adjournment
Broadmeadows electorate road safety
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Adjournment
Broadmeadows electorate road safety
Kathleen MATTHEWS-WARD (Broadmeadows) (17:32): (1576) My adjournment matter is for the Minister for Police, and the action I seek is for the minister to join me for a road safety round table. Dangerous driving continues to be a big issue in the electorate. There was a serious accident at the Pascoe Vale Road pedestrian crossing in Glenroy on 24 February – a result of dangerous driving, I understand – and there continue to be near-misses when drivers run through the red light. Constituents have also raised concerns about drivers failing to stop at other pedestrian crossings in the electorate, including Barrie Road. Unfortunately a number of accidents have occurred on Glenroy Road near the intersection of Station Road, and parking and unsafe driving behaviour is an issue at many local schools. I continue to encourage constituents to report hooning incidents to Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, which is now combined with the Hoon Hotline, as reporting data helps direct police resources. I was pleased with our Labor government’s $20 million boost to road policing operations, and I thank police for the important work they do. I would appreciate the opportunity to discuss these matters with the minister along with representatives from the local community.