Green Bridges Program
Brisbane City Council is building new green bridges across Brisbane which will make it even easier to get around our city on foot, by bike, or by connecting with public transport.
We’re getting you home quicker and safer with less traffic congestion and more travel options, so you can spend less time on the road and more time doing what’s important.
The new bridges will link Kangaroo Point to the Brisbane Central Business District (CBD), Toowong to West End, St Lucia to West End, as well as a new crossing at Breakfast Creek. View our proposed green bridge locations map.
Council is getting on with the job of delivering its Green Bridges Program to help stimulate the local economy and create jobs as the coronavirus impacts are felt across our city.
Find out more about the program and its current stage.
Proposed green bridges
Learn more about each of Council's proposed green bridges.
Kangaroo Point
Status: Procurement underway
The Kangaroo Point Green Bridge will cater for pedestrians and cyclists, connecting Kangaroo Point and the CBD.
Breakfast Creek
Status: Procurement underway
The Breakfast Creek Green Bridge will connect Brisbane's northern suburbs with the CBD.
Toowong to West End
STATUS: Early stages of planning underway
The Toowong to West End Green Bridge will link the growing West End community with the Toowong Centre, rail and ferry services.
St Lucia to West End
Status: Early stages of planning underway
The St Lucia to West End Green Bridge will make it easier to travel between UQ, West End, Highgate Hill and the CBD.
Learn more about the Green Bridges Program
You can also watch this video on Council's YouTube channel.
View video transcript and supporting information
View video transcript and supporting information
Brisbane City Council is fast-tracking construction of our Green Bridges Program to create jobs and kickstart the local economy as the challenges of coronavirus hit our city hard.
The new green bridges will make it even easier for you to get around our city by bike, on foot, or by connecting with public transport.
The new bridges will link Kangaroo Point to the CBD, Toowong to West End, St Lucia to West End, as well as a new crossing at Breakfast Creek.
By building new green bridges across Brisbane we’re getting more cars off the road and giving you more choice when it comes to travel.
Fast-tracking construction of the Kangaroo Point and Breakfast Creek green bridges will bring forward critical investment in Brisbane sooner.
With both bridges expected to be completed by the end of 2023.
The Kangaroo Point green bridge will make it easier to walk or cycle between Kangaroo Point, the eastern suburbs and the CBD.
The Breakfast Creek green bridge will provide the missing walking and cycling link between the new Lores Bonney Riverwalk and the inner city, connecting the northern suburbs with the CBD.
Planning for the Toowong to West End and St Lucia to West End green bridges is in the early stages with investigations also underway for a fifth green bridge location.
Fast-tracking green bridges is part of Brisbane City Council’s plan to shape a better Brisbane and support our economy.
Proposed green bridge locations map
This map shows the proposed locations of the new green bridges.
The green bridges locations map (Word - 452kb) illustrates the green bridge locations throughout Brisbane.
More information
If you want more information about the proposed green bridges, you can:
- phone Council's Green Bridges Program team on 1800 318 166 during business hours
- phone Council on 07 3403 8888 outside of business hours
- email the project team
- write to:
Green Bridges Program
City Projects Office
Brisbane City Council
GPO Box 1434
Brisbane Qld 4001.
Green bridges is one of the key initiatives of the Transport Plan for Brisbane – Implementation Plan 2018.
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