Melbourne's road rules are set to get a little more confusing, with the introduction of the P-turn to one of the city's busiest intersections.
Melbourne's road rules are set to get a little more confusing for visitors and commuters alike, with the introduction of the P-turn to one of the city's busiest intersections.
"For drivers heading south who wish to turn right from Punt Road onto Olympic Boulevard they should use the right-hand turn lanes before the intersection. "All the new turns should be clearly marked, but motorists using the intersection should take extra care."Brendan Pauwels of the Major Road Projects Authority said the aim was to remove drivers turning right from the middle of the intersection to reduce delays for north-south and east-west traffic movements.
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