Travel Checker
How do you usually travel to, from or through Brisbane?
Great, and when you travel by train, which line do you usually take?
Great, and when you travel by car, do you pass any of the following worksites?
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What is your most common reason for travelling to, from or through Brisbane?
Construction at our Dutton Park worksite requires temporary changes to footpaths and bikeways surrounding the sites.
To check for changes to footpaths or cycleways caused by construction of Cross River Rail, head to the Cross River Rail disruptions map.
Construction at our Dutton Park work site sometimes require intermittent temporary changes to surrounding roads.
To plan your journey by road, use the QLDTraffic or TransLink Journey Planner resources by clicking the links below
For all other construction disruption, refer to the Cross River Rail Disruptions map.
Construction at our Dutton Park work site sometimes require intermittent temporary changes to surrounding roads.
To plan your journey by road, use the QLDTraffic or TransLink Journey Planner resources by clicking the links below
For all other construction disruption, refer to the Cross River Rail Disruptions map.
Travel to/from Brisbane for study
Students will have more travel options to UQ St Lucia with the new underground Boggo Road train station providing a connection to Boggo Road busway station and new Brisbane Metro services. A new underground train station at Albert Street will also provide fast access to QUT’s Gardens Point Campus.
Travel to/from Brisbane for health reasons
Health workers and patients travelling by train will be able to save up to 10 minutes travel time to RBWH. Train customers currently walk up to 15 minutes from either Bowen Hills or Fortitude Valley train stations or spend just as much time hunting for a park. The new Exhibition station will be just a little over 5 minutes’ walk away.
Travel to/from Brisbane for shopping, dining and leisure
Shoppers, diners, and day trippers travelling by train could save up to 10 minutes heading to Queen Street Mall, Eagle Street Pier or pretty much anywhere in the central CBD, thanks to a new underground train station located at the corner of Albert and Mary Streets, that will also have an exit onto Elizabeth Street.
Easy access to the best sports venues across Brisbane
Sports fans travelling by train from the city or Brisbane’s north could save up to 20 minutes travel time with a new underground train station located right next to the Gabba. A new underground station at Roma Street will also help better connect sports fans to Suncorp Stadium.
Travel to/from Brisbane for work
Commuters travelling by train and heading to the southern end of Brisbane’s CBD towards the Botanic Gardens, could save as much as 15 minutes without the need to drive in slow, inner-city traffic, park in the CBD or walk up to 25 minutes from existing train stations
Not sure if you pass by any Cross River Rail worksites? No worries! Check out the Cross River Rail Disruptions map to check where the worksites are and to view upcoming travel and construction updates.
Construction at our Fairfield worksite requires temporary changes to footpaths and bikeways surrounding the site.
To check for changes to footpaths or cycleways caused by construction of Cross River Rail, head to the Cross River Rail disruptions map.
Construction at our Yeronga station worksite requires temporary changes to footpaths and bikeways surrounding the site.
To plan your journey by road, use the QLDTraffic or TransLink Journey Planner resources by clicking the links below
For all other construction disruption, refer to the Cross River Rail Disruptions map.
Construction at our Northern Portal worksite requires temporary changes to footpaths and bikeways surrounding the site.
To check for changes to footpaths or cycleways caused by construction of Cross River Rail, head to the Cross River Rail disruptions map.
Construction at our Exhibition worksite requires temporary changes to footpaths and bikeways surrounding the sites.
To check for changes to footpaths or cycleways caused by construction of Cross River Rail, head to the Cross River Rail disruptions map.
Construction at our Roma Street worksite requires temporary changes to footpaths and bikeways surrounding the sites.
To check for changes to footpaths or cycleways caused by construction of Cross River Rail, head to the Cross River Rail disruptions map.
Construction at our Albert Street work sites require temporary changes to footpaths surrounding the sites.
Pedestrian access will be maintained along Albert Street between Mary and Elizabeth streets, via pedestrian access routes.
To check for changes to footpaths or cycleways caused by construction of Cross River Rail, head to the Cross River Rail disruptions map.
Construction at our Woolloongabba work site requires temporary changes to footpaths surrounding the sites.
The southern Vulture Street footpath is temporarily closed to pedestrians, with a detour provided on the northern footpath.
To check for changes to footpaths or cycleways caused by construction of Cross River Rail, head to the Cross River Rail disruptions map.
Construction at our Boggo Road and Southern Portal worksites requires temporary changes to footpaths and bikeways surrounding the sites.
There are currently temporary changes along Boggo Road and Kent streets.
To check for changes to footpaths or cycleways caused by construction of Cross River Rail, head to the Cross River Rail disruptions map.
Not sure if you pass by any Cross River Rail worksites? No worries! Check out the Cross River Rail Disruptions map to check where the worksites are and to view upcoming travel and construction updates.
Construction at our Fairfield station worksite will require intermittent temporary changes to surrounding roads.
To plan your journey by road, use the QLDTraffic or TransLink Journey Planner resources by clicking the links below
For all other construction disruption, refer to the Cross River Rail Disruptions map.
Construction at our Yeronga station worksite requires temporary changes to surrounding roads.
To plan your journey by road, use the QLDTraffic or TransLink Journey Planner resources by clicking the links below
For all other construction disruption, refer to the Cross River Rail Disruptions map.
Construction at our Moorooka station and Clapham Yard work site will require intermittent temporary changes to surrounding roads, including an increase in construction vehicles.
To plan your journey by road, use the QLDTraffic or TransLink Journey Planner resources by clicking the links below
For all other construction disruption, refer to the Cross River Rail Disruptions map.
Construction at our Mayne Yard worksite will require intermittent temporary changes to surrounding roads.
To plan your journey by road, use the QLDTraffic or TransLink Journey Planner resources by clicking the links below
For all other construction disruption, refer to the Cross River Rail Disruptions map.
Construction at our Northern Portal work site requires temporary changes to surrounding roads.
To plan your journey by road, use the QLDTraffic or TransLink Journey Planner resources by clicking the links below
For all other construction disruption, refer to the Cross River Rail Disruptions map.
Construction at our Exhibition work site sometimes require intermittent temporary changes to surrounding roads.
To plan your journey by road, use the QLDTraffic or TransLink Journey Planner resources by clicking the links below
For all other construction disruption, refer to the Cross River Rail Disruptions map.
Construction at our Roma Street worksite sometimes requires intermittent temporary changes to surrounding roads.
To plan your journey by road, use the QLDTraffic or TransLink Journey Planner resources by clicking the links below
For all other construction disruption, refer to the Cross River Rail Disruptions map.
Construction at our Albert Street work sites sometimes requires temporary changes to surrounding roads.
Albert Street is also now permanently closed between Mary and Elizabeth Streets.
To plan your journey by road, use the QLDTraffic or TransLink Journey Planner resources by clicking the links below
For all other construction disruption, refer to the Cross River Rail Disruptions map.
Construction at our Woolloongabba work site sometimes requires intermittent and temporary changes to surrounding roads.
To plan your journey by road, use the QLDTraffic or TransLink Journey Planner resources by clicking the links below
For all other construction disruption, refer to the Cross River Rail Disruptions map.
Construction at our Boggo Road and Southern Portal works sites sometimes requires temporary changes to surrounding roads.
There are currently temporary changes to Boggo Road, Joe Baker Street, Peter Doherty and Kent streets.
To plan your journey by road, use the QLDTraffic or TransLink Journey Planner resources by clicking the links below
For all other construction disruption, refer to the Cross River Rail Disruptions map.
Construction at our Moorooka station and Clapham Yard worksite will require intermittent temporary changes to surrounding roads.
To plan your journey by road, use the QLDTraffic or TransLink Journey Planner resources by clicking the links below
For all other construction disruption, refer to the Cross River Rail Disruptions map.
Construction at our Mayne Yard worksite will require intermittent temporary changes to surrounding roads.
To plan your journey by road, use the QLDTraffic or TransLink Journey Planner resources by clicking the links below
For all other construction disruption, refer to the Cross River Rail Disruptions map.
Not sure if you pass by any Cross River Rail worksites? No worries! Check out the Cross River Rail Disruptions map to check where the worksites are and to view upcoming travel and construction updates.
Construction at our Fairfield station worksite will require intermittent temporary changes to surrounding roads.
On Saturday 21 May and Sunday 22 May, there will be a single lane closure with two-way traffic on Mildmay Street near Fairfield station. Road users should reroute to avoid delays and follow direction of traffic control and signage to safely navigate the area.
On Saturday 21 May and Sunday 22 May, parking will be removed on Mildmay and Equity streets between Cronin and Ashby streets near Fairfield station. Road users should seek alternative parking in the area.
To plan your journey by road, use the QLDTraffic or TransLink Journey Planner resources by clicking the links below
For all other construction disruption, refer to the Cross River Rail Disruptions map.
Construction at our Yeronga station worksite requires temporary changes to surrounding roads.
Cowper Street access at Fairfield Road is closed until mid-2022. Businesses on the corner of Cowper Street and Fairfield Road can be accessed via Shottery Street.
There are intermittent single lane closures on Fairfield Road between Kadumba Street and Yeronga Street.
There are intermittent temporary closures on Lake Street between Killarney Street and Christensen Street.
To plan your journey by road, use the QLDTraffic or TransLink Journey Planner resources by clicking the links below
For all other construction disruption, refer to the Cross River Rail Disruptions map.
Construction at our Northern Portal work site requires temporary changes to surrounding roads.
To plan your journey by road, use the QLDTraffic or TransLink Journey Planner resources by clicking the links below
For all other construction disruption, refer to the Cross River Rail Disruptions map.
Construction at our Exhibition work site sometimes require intermittent temporary changes to surrounding roads.
To plan your journey by road, use the QLDTraffic or TransLink Journey Planner resources by clicking the links below
For all other construction disruption, refer to the Cross River Rail Disruptions map.
Construction at our Roma Street worksite sometimes requires intermittent temporary changes to surrounding roads.
To plan your journey by road, use the QLDTraffic or TransLink Journey Planner resources by clicking the links below
For all other construction disruption, refer to the Cross River Rail Disruptions map.
Construction at our Albert Street work sites sometimes requires temporary changes to surrounding roads.
Albert Street is also now permanently closed between Mary and Elizabeth Streets.
To plan your journey by road, use the QLDTraffic or TransLink Journey Planner resources by clicking the links below
For all other construction disruption, refer to the Cross River Rail Disruptions map.
Construction at our Woolloongabba work site sometimes requires intermittent and temporary changes to surrounding roads.
To plan your journey by road, use the QLDTraffic or TransLink Journey Planner resources by clicking the links below
For all other construction disruption, refer to the Cross River Rail Disruptions map.
Construction at our Boggo Road and Southern Portal worksites sometimes requires temporary changes to surrounding roads.
There are currently temporary changes to Boggo Road, Joe Baker Street, Peter Doherty Street, Railway Terrace and Kent Street.
To plan your journey by road, use the QLDTraffic or TransLink Journey Planner resources by clicking the links below
For all other construction disruption, refer to the Cross River Rail Disruptions map.
Cross River Rail will transform the way we travel across the whole of south east Queensland. But building Cross River Rail means changes to travel on the Sunshine Coast Line.
From 10.15pm until last train on Sunday 29 May, buses will replace trains on northern lines between Northgate and Roma Street.
From first train Saturday 4 June to last train Sunday 5 June, buses will replace trains on the Sunshine Coast-Caboolture line between Gympie North and Bowen Hills.
For more specific train times or assistance planning your journey, head to the TransLink journey planner.
For other disruptions check the Cross River Rail disruptions map.
Cross River Rail will transform the way we travel across the whole of south east Queensland. But building Cross River Rail means changes to travel on the Shorncliffe line.
Over the coming months there will be changes to some train services during off peak periods at night and on weekends.
From 10.15pm until last train on Sunday 29 May, buses will replace trains on northern lines between Northgate and Roma Street.
From 9.30pm until last train each night between Monday 30 May and Thursday 2 June, buses will replace trains between Shorncliffe and Northgate.
From first train Saturday 4 June to last train Sunday 5 June, buses will replace trains on the Shorncliffe line between Shorncliffe and Bowen Hills.
From first train Saturday 4 June to last train Sunday 5 June, there will be no services at Bindha station.
For more specific train times or assistance planning your journey, head to the TransLink journey planner.
For other disruptions check the Cross River Rail disruptions map.
Cross River Rail will transform the way we travel across the whole of south east Queensland. But building Cross River Rail means changes to travel on the Redcliffe Peninsula Line.
From 10:15pm until last train on Sunday 29 May, buses will replace trains between Northgate and Roma Street.
From first train Saturday 4 June to last train Sunday 5 June, buses will replace trans on the Redcliffe Peninsula line between Kippa-Ring and Bowen Hills.
For more specific train times or assistance planning your journey, head to the TransLink journey planner.
For other disruptions check the Cross River Rail disruptions map.
Cross River Rail will transform the way we travel across the whole of south east Queensland. But building Cross River Rail means changes to travel on the Gold Coast line.
For more specific train times or assistance planning your journey, head to the TransLink journey planner.
For other disruptions check the Cross River Rail disruptions map.
Cross River Rail will transform the way we travel across the whole of south east Queensland. But building Cross River Rail means changes to travel on the Ferny Grove line.
From 10.15pm until last train on Sunday 29 May, no trains will be running on the Ferny Grove line. Buses will replace trains
For more specific train times or assistance planning your journey, head to the TransLink journey planner.
For other disruptions check the Cross River Rail disruptions map.
Cross River Rail will transform the way we travel across the whole of south east Queensland. But building Cross River Rail means at times there may be changes to travel on the Doomben line.
From 10.15pm until last train on Sunday 29 May, buses will replace trains between Eagle Junction and Roma Street.
For more specific train times or assistance planning your journey, head to the TransLink journey planner.
For other disruptions check the Cross River Rail disruptions map.
Cross River Rail will transform the way we travel across the whole of south east Queensland. But building Cross River Rail means changes to travel on the Cleveland line.
For more specific train times or assistance planning your journey, head to the TransLink journey planner.
For other disruptions check the Cross River Rail disruptions map.
Cross River Rail will transform the way we travel across the whole of south east Queensland. But building Cross River Rail means changes to travel on the Beenleigh line.
Fairfield station is now closed until late-2022. The station is being rebuilt to increase accessibility and create a better transport experience for all customers. Yeronga station is now open to customers.
For more specific train times or assistance planning your journey, head to the TransLink journey planner.
For other disruptions check the Cross River Rail disruptions map.
Cross River Rail will transform the way we travel across the whole of south east Queensland. But building Cross River Rail means changes to travel on the Airport line.
From 10.15pm until last train on Sunday 29 May, buses will replace trains between Eagle Junction and Roma Street.
For more specific train times or assistance planning your journey, head to the TransLink journey planner.
For other disruptions check the Cross River Rail disruptions map.