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On the Gateway Motorway Northbound between MtGravatt onramp and the Gateway Bridge itself, it is advisable to stick to the left hand lane as there are a number of large potholes in the right hand lane which could cause damage particularly at night if you don't see them coming.

Cheers,

Ben.

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i drive that road everyday for work and would have to say it is the most likely road that i have ever driven on to cause serious damage to your car. South bound from the gateway to the mt gravatt exit is the worst section

i drive that road everyday for work and would have to say it is the most likely road that i have ever driven on to cause serious damage to your car. South bound from the gateway to the mt gravatt exit is the worst section

Same, south bound I wouldn't drive in the left hand lane if you paid me.

With the north bound holes now, it's hit and miss which lane is safer to drive in

Might also be worth mentioning not to speed through the E-Toll lanes as they are trialing out a shinny new speed camera on the far left gate going southbound...

When they say trial they mean this is the first one they could afford until they get some for the other gates... :happy:

Might also be worth mentioning not to speed through the E-Toll lanes as they are trialing out a shinny new speed camera on the far left gate going southbound...

When they say trial they mean this is the first one they could afford until they get some for the other gates... :P

really. when was this I wnet through that one in my NEW van this morn slightly above the limit.

ok. didnt see it today (I did that run 3 times today.) guess I'll keep looking . the others are indicated as you hit them thats the only one that is not (unless you do lyton rd- it is.)

hrm, sounds the same as the gateway northbound, between the shell @ nudgee and the boondal turnoff....

i don't think there's any original highway left there, it's all patches, that have been patched with other patches x 100...

and when my car WAS damaged by the road, they didn't want to know about it and basically said "not our problem, tough luck"

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