It won’t come as a surprise to local motorists but the NRMA has found North Coast roads need the most money spent on them to bring them up to scratch.
The organisation’s annual ‘Funding Local Road Report’ found almost $2-billion needs to be spent across New South Wales – more than 430-million of that between Bulahdelah and Maclean.
The Port Macquarie region came out on top with close to a $100-million backlog.
Gloucester is reportedly behind by $50 million.
And the Clarence Valley 43 million.
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