Public transport

Brisbane City Council is busy delivering Australia's most modern public and active transport, including the Brisbane Metro. We operate one of the largest bus fleets in Australia, along with the iconic CityCat (including SpeedyCats) and CityFerry network. Find information about buses, Brisbane Metro, CityCats, CityFerries, Council Cab and other transport services.

For further information about timetables and tickets in Brisbane, visit TransLink or phone them on 13 12 30.

Read the Updates to Council facilities, services and public transport operations community service announcement for impacts on public transport operations from 1am Friday 22 January 2021.

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Council is getting you home quicker and safer by providing free off-peak travel for seniors, creating more opportunities for older residents to move around the city and connect with family and friends.

Council operates 21 CityCats and nine monohull ferries (including CityHoppers) along a network of 25 terminals from St Lucia to Northshore Hamilton. Our SpeedyCats provide more than 100 peak-hour express services each week.

Brisbane Metro is a key part of Council's plan to get you home quicker and safer, with more travel options, less congestion and better public transport.

Find out about Brisbane's City and Spring Hill Loops, CityGlider and BUZ services, as well as information on bus depots, accessibility, charters and safety.

Find out about public transport timetables, route information, tickets, concession travel and faulty tickets.

Active Schools bus driver with teacher

Find out about how to claim lost property and how to provide feedback on public transport in Brisbane.

The Council Cab service organises shared taxis at scheduled times for residents who find it difficult to get to their local shops.

Personalised public transport (PPT) operates in areas where TransLinkservices are restricted.

Schoolgirl hailing bus

By rethinking travel behaviours and taking active school travel options, we can all play a part in reducing traffic around schools.

Council's commemorative CityCat and bus designs aim to increase community pride, acknowledge success stories in our city and commemorate historic events.

Council is undertaking research in the western Pullenvale Ward suburbs of Moggill, Anstead, Bellbowrie, Karana Downs, Mount Crosby, Pullenvale and Pinjarra Hills to understand the community's expectations and views about using public transport.

Last updated: 12 February 2021