The pedestrian crossing islands near Lefkas — where Dornoch Tce meets Hardgrave Rd — have been known dangerous since 2019 and still have no funded fix. It takes you 60 seconds to help change that.
20 seconds — then the emails below take another 60.
None of this is new, and none of it is in dispute — it's all in Brisbane City Council's own records.
Council's own data records 33 crashes on Dornoch Terrace in the five years to 2019 — most of them involving cyclists.
Council publicly consulted on a Dornoch Terrace safety upgrade, including this intersection. Residents responded; the problems were formally identified. The proposal was never funded. The original project page is still online: yoursay.brisbane.qld.gov.au/dornochSIP
A fatal crash was recorded at the adjacent Gladstone Road / Dornoch Terrace intersection.
On a Wednesday morning, another pedestrian was hit at the crossing near Lefkas, where Dornoch Tce meets Hardgrave Rd.
Seven years after Council flagged the danger, there is still no funded fix.
Council identified the safety problems at this exact spot back in 2019: the pedestrian crossing islands near Lefkas Taverna, where Dornoch Terrace meets Hardgrave Road. The only realistic path to fixing them now is a Black Spot Program application — state/federal funding for known dangerous intersections.
Our local councillor, Cr Trina Massey, has already asked Council's Infrastructure Chair, Cr Ryan Murphy, and our federal MP, Renee Coffey, to support and submit it. Neither has yet confirmed they will. That's where you come in.
Contact the three people below and ask one direct question:
“Will you support and fund a Black Spot Program submission to fix the pedestrian crossing islands near Lefkas, where Dornoch Terrace meets Hardgrave Road — and by when?”
Tapping a button opens a ready-written email. Add your name and street, hit send. Editing it or adding your own story makes it even stronger.Chair, Council Infrastructure Committee — decides what gets submitted
Federal Member for Griffith — Black Spot is federally funded
Gabba Ward Councillor — already backing the fix; show her the numbers
Every logged call is counted — 2 minutes, 24/7
20 seconds — a growing list of residents is evidence the contacts above can't ignore
This isn't about politics. Cr Massey, Cr Murphy and Ms Coffey represent three different parties — we're asking all of them to act on one specific, fixable problem before someone is killed.
Black Spot funding decisions rely on official crash-data records. If you saw an accident at this intersection — recent or past — report it to Queensland Police. It matters more than you'd think.
Once you've done any of the above — or even before — add your name here. It lets us show the decision-makers how many residents are behind this, and tells us which actions have been taken.
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