Council has developed the Transport Plan for Brisbane - Strategic Directions (Transport Plan). This is a guide to the evolution of our city's transport network over the next 25 years as Brisbane grows and evolves.
Traffic and transport
Brisbane City Council is getting you home sooner and safer by delivering better flowing roads for Brisbane and keeping the suburbs moving. Across the city, we’re taking action to reduce congestion, improve safety and traffic flow and build better transport networks to meet the needs of our beautiful city, now and into the future.
We are creating more travel options, including new green bridges and the turn-up-and-go Brisbane Metro, which will revolutionise public transport in our city. We're also improving more than 1000 local roads to 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.
Brisbane City Council is upgrading numerous roads across the city to improve safety, increase efficiency and reduce congestion. Pedestrians and cyclists will also benefit from works on many projects with new and improved walking and shared paths, crossings, lighting and gardens.
Current projects
Completed projects
Norris Road upgrades project, Bracken Ridge
Improved the capacity of the corridor, reducing congestion and improving safety for all road users.
Newnham Road and Wecker Road intersection upgrade, Mount Gravatt East
Improved the operation of the intersection and safety for all road users.
Rickertt Road and Chelsea Road intersection, Ransome
Reduced traffic congestion and improved road safety.
Rochedale Road and Priestdale Road intersection upgrade, Rochedale
Reduced congestion, improved safety for all road users and movement through the intersection.
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North west transport network
Find out more about Council's business case to help reduce traffic congestion through Brisbane’s north-west.
Green Bridges
We’re building new green bridges to make it even easier to get around our city on foot, by bike or scooter, or by connecting with public transport.
Brisbane Metro
Council's new fleet of electric, high-capacity metros will integrate seamlessly with bus services, making it easier to connect with the people and places you love. Coming in late 2024.