Roads, infrastructure and bikeways

Brisbane City Council invests in major transport infrastructure projects, local road projects and public transport initiatives to tackle congestion in Brisbane.

Queens Wharf Brisbane

Brisbane’s central business district is undergoing a major urban transformation, with unprecedented levels of development occurring over the next few years.

Council is aware that construction of Queens Wharf Brisbane is impacting traffic in areas around Gardens Point Road, Margaret Street and William Street.

Council continues to work with the relevant government agencies and Destination Brisbane Consortium (DBC) to identify potential solutions to minimise disruptions through the city.

If you have been impacted these works and would like to provide feedback, you can contact the Destination Brisbane Consortium via email or call 1800 104 535.

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Council is building new green bridges across Brisbane to get more cars off the road and give you more choice when it comes to travel.

Council is developing a business case to help reduce congestion on Brisbane's north west transport network. 

Brisbane City Council is getting you home quicker and safer by delivering better roads for Brisbane and keeping the suburbs moving. Find out more.

Council is building an improved road and transport network across Brisbane through a range of key projects including major road construction and intersection upgrades. To improve access to major transport networks, Council is also working to minimise traffic congestion and to improve safety in local areas by constructing intersections, corridor upgrades and minor road projects. Find out about our current and completed road and intersection upgrade project. You can also learn more about our road safety projects.

Brisbane City Council's active public transport projects improve our public transport, bikeways and shared bicycle and pedestrian pathways. Cycle paths and bikeways enhance Brisbane's environment and minimise traffic congestion.

Council is committed to delivering safe and accessible active transport options throughout Brisbane for all members of the community.

Find out about Brisbane's major tunnels, bridges and transport links. 

Find out about the north west transport network.

Find out about temporary bikeway and shared path closures and detours across Brisbane.

Find out when you need a permit to work or use Council property, such as roadways and footways, for activities such as constructing or repairing a driveway or footpath.

Council's Transport Plan for Brisbane - Strategic Directions will guide the evolution of our city's transport network over the next 25 years and beyond.

Read about the Streets of Remembrance project acknowledging the contribution of our armed forces and find which streets of Brisbane have received the commemorative badges.

Last updated: 22 September 2023

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