The state s five worst camera hot spots for drivers speeding and running red lights have been revealed with an intersection at Loganholme taking out third place. Nearly 20 million vehicles passed the fixed speed camera on the Pacific Motorway at Loganholme last year with fines issued to 16,006 drivers who failed to obey the road laws. However, the worst place to cop a fine for speeding or red light running was at Broadbeach Waters where 28,522 infringement notices were issued for both offences at the intersection of Bermuda and Rudd streets. More than 5.6 million cars drove through the fixed speed and red light camera at the intersection with fines amassing more than $5.98 million.
$19m hot spots: The cameras catching out Qld drivers
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King tides expected this week
Townsville City Council is urging residents in low-lying areas to prepare their properties ahead of the expected king tides.
The tides are predicted to reach a peak of 3.86m at 8:30am on Wednesday 10 February, and 3.84m at 9am on Thursday 11 February.
Residents living in or visiting areas that may be affected – such as South Townsville, Railway Estate, Hanran Street and Ogden Street – should observe all warning and road closures.
Residents should also move any valuable and cars that could be impacted by salt-water flooding if they are concerned.
Anyone driving through impacted areas should remain vigilant around flooded roads – if it’s flooded, forget it.