Perth Voice Interactive

AFTER an informal study tour around the city, Vincent council candidate Anthony Fisk reckons pedestrian crossings are in dire need of an upgrade.

He says he spotted 10 sets of lights across south ward without safe pedestrian crossings, many in the old industrial part of West Perth which he wants spruced up.

“Vincent council should be making our residential areas safer for families,” he says. “It makes no sense to have sets of traffic lights with insufficient signage to guide pedestrians safely across the road.”

He also wants speed slowed around public parks—an issue the council’s battering away on, trying to get Main Roads to lower speed near Hyde Park