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Well i just went on the new Eastlink. Not bad

I had a good run i was the only car in the tunnel. Well worth seeing at night guys...

And as for that motel thing...Well i dont know.. Im guessing some kind ot control tower..

Only saw 1 cop car(van) at the Frankston end heading back towards the city....

Superfluous art work is such a wank...personally I'd rather look at an empty paddock and have cheaper tolls.

Seriously I like roads to be roads not "conceptual experiences" what a waste of $$ and we're all paying for the privilege of admiring it.

Fancy bridges-tunnels, hotels to nowhere, ect Grrrrrrr.

A lasting legacy of how we were all Bracks'd.

Nice Toll road though, It's just a shame it's not the freeway we've all waited 30+yrs for. :D

Edited by madbung
All they need now is a popsicle stick skyscraper, giant magnifying glass, and the escalator to nowhere!

MONORAIL!

Gold!!! can I drive?

Whoever tags that "hotel" first I hope they do a Homer in one of the windows trying to get out.

Tried to get from one part of the suburb to the other this arvo and traffic was banked back till the flinders turn off. With all those eastern wombats queing across the intersections it was frustrating to say the least.

It was worse than boxing day traffic and thats saying something...now who was that idiot who scrapped the bypass?

GO HOME EVERYONE!! there's nothing for you here :(

Edited by madbung
people say the cameras dont work for the first month, but by all means you go first and speed through :( not worth the risk imo
Too late. Some idiot P-plater already been done - 135kph in 100 zone.

After all the publicity, it would seem some are just too f*****g stupid to have a licence.

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