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Lane Filtering FAQ

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Road Hazard Reporting

If you are aware of a motorcycle road hazard – report it. Who should you report a hazard to? In NSW: If the hazard is on a Freeway, Motorway or… Continue reading Road Hazard Reporting

Types of Road Hazards

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UNSW Helmet Performance Study

The UNSW School of Risk & Safety is looking for motorcyclists who have been involved in an accident in the last 3 months to participate in a research project to… Continue reading UNSW Helmet Performance Study

Making a CTP Claim

Information provided by LHD Lawyers When you have an accident while riding you may be taken to hospital by ambulance to receive treatment and to start recovery. But then what?… Continue reading Making a CTP Claim

LHD Lawyers and the MCC

For some period of time the Council has been closely associated with LHD Lawyers in providing assistance to the executive and members in various matters including submissions to the RMS… Continue reading LHD Lawyers and the MCC

In the Media

Old Pacific Highway This news segment from June 2008 clearly demonstrates a number of issues arising from both road hazards and the results of accidents. Guy Stanford MCC and Bob… Continue reading In the Media

Crashed? Been Injured?

The MCC of NSW works with a leading Injury Compensation Specialist Law firm, LHD Lawyers, to explain how CTP & LTCS work. Issues covered include: What is CTP & LTCS… Continue reading Crashed? Been Injured?

Emergency Calls

000 or 112 ??? There is no doubt that 112 is connected and a mobile telephone will make that call even if the phone has no SIM card. 112 and… Continue reading Emergency Calls

First Aid Tips for Motorcyclists

Rider Injuries and Conditions Like any high velocity sport, riding a motorcycle has the potential to cause life threatening injuries including shock, head, neck and spinal damage, profuse blood loss,… Continue reading First Aid Tips for Motorcyclists

Motorcycle Council of NSW Inc-MCCNSW-#lookoutformotorcycles

2024-04-12 05:09

Motorcycle Council of NSW Inc-MCCNSW-#lookoutformotorcycles
Now this is a cracker of an idea from Robbie Phillis.Controlled laps of Bathurst. ... See MoreSee Less

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Motorcycle Council of NSW Inc-MCCNSW-#lookoutformotorcycles

2024-04-12 04:51

Motorcycle Council of NSW Inc-MCCNSW-#lookoutformotorcycles
Bells Line of Road works at Kurrajong from 15th April to 4 June, details below.Transport for NSW’s road maintenance service provider for Western Sydney, Ventia, is carrying out pavement and slope repair work to return the road to full capacity.This work will stabilise two slopes damaged by flooding in 2022 on the Bells Line of Road approximately 700m northwest and 1.2kmsoutheast of Kurrajong Heights.What work are we doing?• Establishing three small laydown/stockpileareas at Bell, Mt Tomah and Bilpin usingexisting cleared space inside the road reserve• Creating temporary parking areas to limit plantmovements to and from site• Installing safety barriers• Clearing vegetation where needed• Scaling and removing loose rocks• Drilling and installing rock bolts, attaching theouter rock face to underlying material• Applying shotcrete• Installing steel netting They’ll be working at these slopes for 13 weeksfrom 15 April to 4 June 2024, weather permitting.Working hours for the slope northwest of thetownship are 7am to 6pm, Monday to Friday, and7am to 2pm on Saturday.Working hours for the slope southeast of thetownship will be at night from 8pm to 5am,Sunday to Thursday.No work will occur on public holidaysTraffic impactsThe Bells Line of Road will remain open while wework. There will be traffic control and a reducedspeed limit of 40km/h, however, for the safety ofour workers and road users. Static signs willinform people of truck movements.Nightshifts southeast of the township will avoidbus and light vehicle movements for KurrajongNorth Public School.For the latest updates, visit LiveTraffic.com orphone 132 701. ... See MoreSee Less
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Motor Cycle Council of NSW
PO Box 517
Parramatta 2124

Ph: 1300 679 622 (1300 NSW MCC)

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