Work is underway on Brisbane’s new underground!
And while that means the whole of South East Queensland can start looking forward to more trains more often, right now it means changes to roads, footpaths and public transport services while we begin construction at multiple worksites around the city.
To find out what is happening at each location, use the menu below.
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Travel changes
Return to top - Albert Street between Charlotte and Mary Streets is permanently closed to vehicles.
- Throughout November and December 2019 there will be weekend lane closures on Mary Street alongside the worksite. Traffic control will be in place for the safety of road users, community and workers.
- Road users can use the links at the bottom of the page for assistance in journey planning.
- Temporary changes are not predicted to directly affect public transport in the area.
- Public transport users can use the links at the bottom of the page for assistance in journey planning.
- Pedestrian access along Albert Street will be maintained throughout construction. Please follow signage.
- Albert Street businesses will remain open and accessible for pedestrians.
- The footpath on Mary Street alongside Lot 2 of the Albert Street station construction site is closed to pedestrians. Pedestrians will be detoured to the other side of Mary Street until the footpath is reopened.
- Cyclists and rideable users will be asked to dismount when travelling through the area and cycle racks will be removed.
- 3P parking metered zone in Mary Street (northern side in front of Lot 2) will be changed to accommodate construction activities
- Road users can use the links at the bottom of the page for assistance in journey planning.
- Public transport users can use the links at the bottom of the page for assistance in journey planning.
- From mid-November, the footpath on Joe Baker Street adjacent to the construction site will be closing.
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- From mid-November, parking along Joe Baker Street will be removed. Parking bays can be found of Peter Doherty Street.
- From midnight Friday 22 November until 6.00am Monday 25 November Roma Street eastbound between Countess Street and Herschel Street will be temporarily closed for general traffic. A signed detour will be in place
- From midnight Friday 22 November until 6.00am Monday 25 November the left turn from Countess Street onto Roma Street eastbound and the left turn from Countless Street onto Roma Street eastbound will be temporary closed
- From midnight Friday 22 November until 6.00am Monday 25 November there will be lane closures on sections of Roma Street westbound and George Street near the work site. Westbound traffic will be stopped intermittently for about five minutes during the work
- Intermittent lane closures on Roma Street, between Countess and Herschel Streets adjoining the construction site continue.
- Road users can use the links at the bottom of the page for assistance in journey planning.
- From midnight Friday 22 November until 6.00am Monday 25 November, bus stops 125 and 124 on Roma Street will be temporarily closed. Bus services will stop at the Roma Street busway station during this time.
- Public transport users can use the links at the bottom of the page for assistance in journey planning.
- Pedestrian access along Roma Street will be maintained. Intermittent detours will be in place, pedestrians are to follow the signs to safely navigate through the area.
- Cyclists and rideable users may experience potential delays or detours when travelling through the area.
- From midnight Friday 22 November until 6.00am Monday 25 November access into and out of the Secure car park located within the Brisbane Transit Centre will be via Roma Street westbound lanes only
- Secure parking located at 159 Roma Street (within Hotel Jen) is now permanently closed.
Road users
Public transport
Pedestrians
Cyclists and rideable
Parking
You can learn more at the Albert Street Construction page.
Road Users
Public transport
Pedestrians
Cyclists and rideable
Parking
You can learn more at the Exhibition Construction page.
Road users
Public transport
Pedestrians
Cyclists and rideable
Parking
You can learn more at the Roma Street Construction page.
