Reports from Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and Brisbane Times describe an analysis that examines how congestion affects traffic around major schools in Brisbane at peak times. The outlets say the study focuses on drop-off and pick-up periods, when volumes of vehicles rise and streets near school sites can become congested. The reporting indicates the analysis covers around 20 of Brisbane’s biggest schools, linking each location to observed or estimated traffic speeds during the busiest parts of the school day. Together, the articles present a comparative view of how quickly vehicles move past school areas during these times, highlighting that conditions vary depending on the specific road network and the way traffic flows around each campus. While the coverage does not single out one school as the worst affected, it frames the findings as a practical snapshot of the congestion “crunch” that commuters and families experience when they drive to and from school. The outlets position the work as an exclusive, data-led look at everyday traffic impacts connected to large school catchments and peak-time road usage.