RAA calls for under and overpasses, at Northcote Tce and Robe Tc, Port Rd and Park Tce and Goodwood Rd and Greenhill Rd UNDERPASSES or overpasses should be considered to ease traffic congestion around the city, the RAA says. The motoring body has released a "wishlist" today ahead of the state election on March 15 next year. It warns the current bypass offered by the City Ring Route is "at capacity" and new solutions are needed. The RAA's document says traffic congestion will cost the community about $1.5 billion by 2015. "The city ring route is meant to reduce congestion by allowing people to easily travel around the city rather than being forced to go through it," it says. However, this route is currently at capacity. Ideally, building an overpass or underpass should be considered for the future at some of the most congested intersections. These are named as the intersections of Northcote Tce and Robe Tc, Port Rd and Park Tce and Goodwood Rd and Greenhill Rd. The RAA is also calling for: CHEAPER public transport tickets. FREE Wi-Fi on public transport. MORE direct bus routes. EXTRA funding for learner driver programs. MORE than $250 million for rural road upgrades including resealing, widening lanes, adding overtaking lanes and improving line markings. The wishlist calls for a target of increasing public transport patronage from six per cent to 15 per cent over the next year. ■ Have your say. Do you agree with the areas targeted by the RAA?