Changed traffic conditions for Tour de Brisbane 2026
Temporary road closures and changed traffic conditions will be in place from 4.30am to 2pm on Sunday 12 April across Brisbane, including the Go Between Bridge, Hale Street, Inner City Bypass, Kingsford Smith Drive, Legacy Way, Western Freeway and Centenary Highway.
Roads within the following suburbs will also be impacted in association with the event:
- Brisbane City
- Fortitude Valley
- Kangaroo Point
- South Brisbane
- West End
- Dutton Park
- Milton
- Petrie Terrace
- Kelvin Grove
- Herston
- Windsor
- Bowen Hills
- Chapel Hill
- Sinnamon Park
- Mount Ommaney
- Jamboree Heights
- Toowong
- Mount Coot-tha
- Albion
- Hamilton
- Eagle Farm
- Northgate
- Pinkenba.
The Brisbane Botanic Gardens Mt Coot-tha will remain open, while the Visitor Information Centre and Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium will open at 1pm due to the event.
The Mt Coot-tha Library will be closed.
The Story Bridge will be fully closed between 9pm Saturday 11 April to 2pm Sunday 12 April to allow Council to conduct essential maintenance works underneath the bridge before and during the event. Footpaths will remain open for pedestrians and cyclists.
Police, traffic controllers and signage will be in place to assist motorists, buses and pedestrians.
Diversion routes will be in place, with all detours and diversions clearly signed on the day.
Tolls on the Clem7 tunnel will be waived from 4.30am to 1pm Sunday 12 April 2026 during the full bridge closure associated with the Tour de Brisbane event.
Roads will progressively reopen throughout the event upon completion. For event information, visit the Tour de Brisbane Website on Home - TDB26 - Tour de Brisbane.
For traffic information visit www.QLDtraffic.qld.gov.au or call 13 19 40.
For public transport options visit www.translink.com.au or call 13 12 30.