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Banksy’s done it again. He might not be everyone’s taste, but he’ll probably go down as one of the most influential artists of the 21st century. Some people call his stencil art just simplified graffiti, others say his installations are provocative, and the underground street art scene even call him a sell out. Either way, his work is definitely thought provoking. This installation was erected in central London in the dead of night yesterday.
**** For car drivers on the North Side of the Sydney Harbour Bridge ***
From 6am this Saturday May 2, major changes to the Warringah Freeway are expected to affect Northern Beaches commuters. Here’s what’s actually changing and what it means for your commute:
Falcon Street/Military Road ramp still reaches the Bridge and Tunnel, but not the Cahill Expressway
The Falcon Street bus on-ramp is now buses only
A reversible lane near Miller Street runs southbound during weekday morning peak (5:30–9:30am)
A new 2.2km uninterrupted bus lane from Miller Street all the way into the CBD. For everyone else, some familiar routes are gone- and you’ll need to make decisions earlier.
Decision point moves earlier: Drivers from the Gore Hill Freeway and Lane Cove Tunnel will need to choose between the Sydney Harbour Bridge or Tunnel lanes around 1km earlier than before. The final opportunity to switch is 350m south of the Miller Street bridge at Cammeray, plan your lane well before you get there.
No more Ernest Street access to the Cahill Expressway, use Miller Street or Mount Street instead
(Check out more information on Transport for NSW’s website)
From 6am this Saturday May 2, major changes to the Warringah Freeway are expected to affect Northern Beaches commuters. Here’s what’s actually changing and what it means for your commute:
(Check out more information on Transport for NSW’s website)
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