Point cook traffic congestion

Hey...let me try to give you a unbiased response. I was in Point cook before. Simple answer, does Pt. Ck. have traffic congestion during peak hours - YES, Weekends- MAY BE. More entry and exit from Pt. Ck. - I doubt. Is it a bad suburb - NO. Prices - High. Perception - Not a great suburb.
Does other(too many, North, South, SE, NW, NE) suburbs have traffic congestion during peak hours - YES, Weekends - MAY BE. South eastern suburbs, Prices - High, Perception - Good.
So, I am not sure if making a decision based on the peak hour traffic might not point you in the right direction to get to suburb. Real estate agents - Really!!! I would check with friends to get some feedback. I would say, list down your priorities and choose a suburb based on that, there is no one suburb that might fit all priorities, so go for the top needs that you might have and then choose one.

Just look on Google Map. See that the Point Cook and Sea Brook area is all funneled through one entry/exit, Point Cook Road.

It's a very bad planning from the council, but it's too late to fix. The problem only gets worse over time as more houses are built and more families move in. So if you think it's bad now, in another 2 years, you can all enjoy bumper-to-bumper traffic trying to get to work and come home.

Yes - it suffers from congestion (peak and off-peak) as not all the entries/exits are open and also because the population is increasing with lots of new estates going up on smaller lots. On Saturday Point Cook suffers from congestion during open house inspection times.