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Re: Moving to Logan qld
Originally Posted by Grayling
(Post 9604471)
Problem is.....when the motorway gets blocked then all the roads anywhere near the motorway also get blocked....both by people trying to get on the motorway and also by those trying to find an alternative route.
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Re: Moving to Logan qld
Originally Posted by DeadVim
(Post 9604479)
Fair point but Daisy Hill is about as handy as it gets for Logan Central without having to live on the other side of the M1. Which, let's face it, is the 'wrong' side of those tracks, relatively.
Logan central can be awkward to get to from the east by any route. |
Re: Moving to Logan qld
Originally Posted by Grayling
(Post 9604486)
Ah! Fair enough....Daisy hill would be OK to live.... I thought you meant to use as a short cut.
Logan central can be arkward to get to from the east by any route. I'm not familar with the area but I'd imagine the commute would be OK. |
Re: Moving to Logan qld
Yuck-that commute sounds bad then.
Hubby also went to Springfield lakes and loved it. I know there is lots of congestion there too but was hoping it would be mostly people heDong into Brisbane as opposed to Logan? Anyone know what that commute would be like? Whereis.com says 20 mins but am guessing that is off peak! |
Re: Moving to Logan qld
Originally Posted by natty
(Post 9605111)
Yuck-that commute sounds bad then.
Hubby also went to Springfield lakes and loved it. I know there is lots of congestion there too but was hoping it would be mostly people heDong into Brisbane as opposed to Logan? Anyone know what that commute would be like? Whereis.com says 20 mins but am guessing that is off peak! I've never used Whereis.com for directions so I've just done one local run I regularly do with no traffic (at the speed limit, ish). It said 10 minutes and I know there is no Earthly way it is happening under 16. Having said that it would depend on what the Logan Motorway is like during peak (and, as you say, probably against the flow), I don't use it so will bow to others ... |
Re: Moving to Logan qld
According to Google Maps, it's between 33 and 44 minutes. That presumably would be with no other traffic on the road? Google aren't that clever to be able to take into account random amounts of traffic.:D
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Re: Moving to Logan qld
Originally Posted by natty
(Post 9605111)
Yuck-that commute sounds bad then.
Hubby also went to Springfield lakes and loved it. I know there is lots of congestion there too but was hoping it would be mostly people heDong into Brisbane as opposed to Logan? Anyone know what that commute would be like? Whereis.com says 20 mins but am guessing that is off peak! For us to drive to Logan central takes around 10 - 20 mins under normal conditions..we are in Shailer Park. |
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