Use this map to find out about upcoming, in progress and delivered transport infrastructure projects across Brisbane, including bikeways, bridges, tunnels, road and intersection upgrades, major corridors and traffic signal projects.
Traffic and transport
Brisbane City Council is getting you home sooner with more travel options, including five new bridges and Brisbane Metro express network. We're also improving more than 1000 local roads to reduce congestion and create smoother streets and creating more dedicated bikeways and walking options. Council is committed to providing world-class public transport with more buses for the suburbs, expansion of the CityCat fleet and subsidised public transport and free services such as CityHopper ferries and city bus loops. Getting you home quicker and safer with more travel options means you get to spend less time on the road and in transit and more time doing what's important.
Getting you home quicker and safer
Council is investing over $2 billion to get you home quicker and safer. Find out what it means for you. You can also view this video on Council's YouTube channel. View the supporting information for this video.
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North west transport network
Council is developing a business case to help reduce congestion on Brisbane's north west transport network.
Brisbane Metro
Brisbane Metro will be a key part of Brisbane's greater transport network connecting the city to the suburbs.
Five new green bridges across Brisbane
We're building five new green bridges across Brisbane to make it even easier to get around our city on foot, by bike, or public transport.
Double-deck CityCat
Council has launched a new double-decker CityCat (CityCat 22). This vessel represents the evolution of river travel and enhances passenger experience.
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