MASSIVE PROGESS: Ron Hoenig MP Escalates Our Campaign to the Minister for Roads! 🚨

Dear 933 Supporters,

The momentum is completely unstoppable. Following our breakthrough meeting with Lord Mayor Clover Moore, we have just received a formal response from our State MP, Ron Hoenig.
He has taken our research regarding the under-utilised, empty right-turn bus lane on Gardeners Road and officially escalated the issue to the NSW Minister for Roads, the Hon. Jenny Aitchison MP!
 
📜 What this means for Rosebery:
Ron Hoenig has formally requested that Transport for NSW (TfNSW) review the right-turn restrictions and look into the feasibility of letting general traffic use that empty bus-only lane. If approved, this will permanently divert hundreds of high-speed cut-through vehicles away from Hayes Road and back onto major arterial roads where they belong.

Having both the City of Sydney Council investigating the intersection and a State Member pushing the Ministry of Roads means our voices are being heard at the absolute highest levels of government.
 With the recent Quietly introduction and closure of Primrose/ Gardeners intersection... we have seen a large increase of car traffic and frustration in the suburb.. now more than ever we need to fight for the opening of the right hand turn lane to help reduce cars from the Rosebery streets.

🔥 The Final Stretch: We are at 933 Signatures!
We are just 67 signatures away from our ultimate goal of 1,000. When TfNSW and the Minister's office look into this review, walking in with a mandate of 1,000+ local residents will make it impossible for them to dismiss us.
Please give us one final push today to cross the finish line:
Forward this update to three local friends, neighbours, or school/childcare chat groups who haven't signed yet.

Share the link one last time on your personal social media, local Facebook community groups, or apartment building message boards.

Thank you all for your incredible, relentless support. We started this petition to keep our kids safe, and we are right on the cusp of forcing real structural change. Let's hit 1,000!

With gratitude and pride,
Dion Baker