UTAS car park deal failure a sign of a bigger traffic problem

By Caitlin Jarvis
Updated August 28 2019 - 9:11am, first published 5:00am
BIGGER ISSUE: A failed deal between UTAS and Glebe Farm for a 500-space car park is a sign of a wider traffic issue, says the Launceston Chamber of Commerce. Picture: file
BIGGER ISSUE: A failed deal between UTAS and Glebe Farm for a 500-space car park is a sign of a wider traffic issue, says the Launceston Chamber of Commerce. Picture: file

Scrapped plans to build a 500-space car park at Glebe Farm as part of the University of Tasmania's Inveresk campus is part of a bigger problem for traffic in the city, the Launceston Chamber of Commerce believes.

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