RACV Redspot Survey 2012

FRUSTRATED road users seeing ‘red’ over congestion are being urged to nominate the worst Redspots during RACV and Leader Community Newspaper’s Redspot survey.

The survey is held every two years to find out about congested road locations or public transport services across Victoria and it is proven to work at getting Redspots fixed.

Independent market research carried out for RACV reveals that 85% of motorists believe congestion in Victoria has worsened over the past 5 years and almost 90% expect congestion to become worse in five years time.

Whether you are driving a car, riding a bicycle or motorbike, catching a bus or train, or walking we want to hear from you about those congestion spots that make you ‘see red’.

RACV transport engineering experts will analyse the results and pass these onto VicRoads, local councils and the Department of Transport in an effort to fix the congestion issues raised by the public.

Where will be the worst Redspots in 2012? Have your say and nominate a Redspot.

The video below shows the top Redspots from the last survey in 2010. The public used the 2010 Redspot Survey to voice frustration with the unremitting congestion, particularly at railway level crossings.  Railway level crossings were highlighted as a problem, and the Government has promised $379 million to eliminate 10 notorious railway level crossings over the next four years. Your voice really does count!

Find out more about funding for the removal of railway level crossings and projects to address past Redspots.

If your Redspots still haven't been fixed then nominate them again in this survey to share your dissatisfaction. 

RACV members who nominate a Redspot go in the prize draw. Terms and conditions apply.

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