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Nightly hooning and street racing east of Brisbane has locals ‘beside themselves’

On any given night, 40 to 80 vehicles gather for hooning and street racing in the area around Wellington Point Recreation Reserve in the Redlands, east of Brisbane.
Key points:
- Hooning has been a problem for people in Redlands City for years
- On any given night, 40 to 80 vehicles gather to hoon and street race
- Council is urging people to keep filing complaints to encourage funding for more cameras
Nearby resident Ben White described the situation as “pretty extreme”.
“They are doing excessive speeds, over 100kph in a 50kph zone [on Main Road], and that would be multiple times a week,” he said.
“There is drag racing and it’s double white lines, single-lane traffic in each direction.
“There will be two cars [travelling] in the same direction,…
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