Perth is likely to be the most congested city in Australia in the next 12 years,. (PerthNow)
Western Australia is under increasing road pressure and Perth is likely to be the most congested city in Australia over the next 12 years, according to PerthNow.
According to the Australian Infrastructure Agency (Infrastructure Australia), Perth will be the most congested city in Australia by 2031. Of the 10 most congested roads in Australia, seven will come from Perth, and four of them will occupy the top four.
In its recent review, several roads have been marked as popular congested roads, including the Mitchell Highway, (Mitchell Freeway), Townsend Road, (Tonkin Highway), Graham Peasant Road (Graham Farmer Freeway) / Hollanlu (Orrong Road) / Welshpur Road East (Welshpool Road East) and Marmione Boulevard (Marmion Avenue) / West Coast Highway (West Coast Highway).
Other projections of Western Australia congestion include Wonneru Road, (Wanneroo Road), Richie Road, (Leach Highway) and Roy Road, (Roe Highway).
Drivers heading south from Osborne Park (Osborne Park) will face Perth's worst traffic jams, according to data from Uber Sports (Uber Movement). Going to the South Perth (South Perth) takes between 8 minutes and 54 seconds to 19 minutes and 45 seconds, depending on the travel time during the day or night.
Traveling from Perth to Clarkson (Clarkson), via Mitchell Highway takes between 21 minutes and 44 seconds to 32 minutes and 27 seconds.
Perth took an average of 21 minutes and 35 seconds to get to (Guildford) in Guilford, and 26 minutes and 50 seconds in traffic jams.
Perth took an average of 28 minutes and 14 seconds to get to Hern Hill (Herne Hill).
Traffic congestion takes up daily life and has an impact on Western Australian commuters and their families, said Gersby (Will Golsby), managing director of RAC Insurance.
He noted that there was no single way to manage and address traffic congestion and that government needed to take a range of measures, including sustained and increased investment in public transport facilities, better bicycle infrastructure and continued investment in road networks. Implement intelligent transportation system and so on.
Thursday and Friday are the most frequent periods of the week, with the largest number of vehicles on roads from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. and the most likely injuries, according to the 2018 annual report of the Western Australian Insurance Commission (Insurance Commission of WA).