Travel and Transport Disruptions

• Public transport users can use the links at the bottom of the page for assistance in journey planning.

• Throughout construction there will be temporary pedestrian detours in place along Albert, Mary and Charlotte streets. Pedestrians are to follow signage and direction of traffic control to safely navigate through the area.
• Construction of the Albert Street Green Spine is ongoing between Elizabeth and Charlotte Streets. Pedestrians are to follow signage and directions by traffic controllers.

• Throughout construction there will be temporary detours in place along Albert, Mary and Charlotte streets. Cyclists are to follow signage and direction of traffic control to safely navigate through the area. Cyclists and rideable users will be asked to dismount when travelling through the area.

• The footpath on Joe Baker Street adjacent to the construction site is closed. Diversions are in place and pedestrians are to follow the signs to safely navigate through the area.

• There will be intermittent temporary changes to surrounding footpaths throughout the duration of construction.
• Pedestrians are to follow signage and direction of traffic control to safely navigate through the area where required.

• Dutton Park station is now open.
• Access is via stairs and lifts from the Annerley Road and Noble Street station entries.
• Due to ongoing construction works north of Annerley Road, access via Kent Street will remain closed until works in that area of the station are completed.
• Rail passengers should use the links at the bottom of the page to help plan their journey.

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• Access to the station is via stairs and lifts from the Annerley Road and Noble Street station entries.
• Due to ongoing construction works north of Annerley Road, access via Kent Street will remain closed until works in that area of the station are completed.
• There will be intermittent temporary changes to surrounding footpaths throughout the duration of construction.
• Pedestrians are to follow signage and direction of traffic control to safely navigate through the area where required.

• Throughout construction there will be temporary intermittent changes to footpaths surrounding the construction site.
• Customers requiring secure bicycle storage are encouraged to continue using neighbouring stations at Boggo Road / Park Road and Fairfield while works are completed at Dutton Park. There is casual bike parking available at both Annerley Road and Noble Street station enteries.
• Cyclists are to follow signage and direction of traffic control to safely navigate through the area where required.

• Sections of the footpath in Mangrove Jack Park will be restricted to enable construction of the future Hope Island station. Restrictions will be in place until construction is complete.
• From February 2025 the northern pedestrian path near the Hope Island Road roundabout will be closed for approximately three months. During this time, the path on the opposite side of the road will reopen to accommodate pedestrian access.
• Pedestrian access and recreational use will be maintained in the unaffected areas, accessible via Hope Island Road and River Links Boulevard East.

• Ongoing temporary changes to pedestrian access and movements around Gooding Drive (both directions) and Entry Drive, in place until project completion.

• The Mebbin Street footpath on the northern side (closest to the station worksite) will be closed until early 2025.

• Access to train platforms, busway platform 2 and the Coach Terminal is via the new main station entrance near Makerston Street. Access to busway platform 1 remains 100m east towards the city.
• Public transport users can use the links at the bottom of the page for assistance in journey planning.

• Throughout construction there will be temporary intermittent detours in place on Roma Street. Pedestrians are to follow the signs to safely navigate through the area.

• There are intermittent detours in place on Roma Street. Cyclists are to follow the signs to safely navigate through the area.

• Salisbury station is now closed until mid-2026.
• Throughout the station closure, the high frequency StationLink route 19 will be available from Lillian Avenue. There may be other local bus services including routes 110, 115 and 117 on Beaudesert Road that maybe better for you.
• If you prefer to continue to travelling by train, Rocklea station is open to customers. If you need an accessible station, Rocklea and Coopers Plains stations are the closest stations with lift access.
• You can learn more at the dedicated webpage.
• Rail passengers should use the links at the bottom of the page to help plan their journey.

• The footpath between Main Street and Woolloongabba station platform 2 is temporarily closed.
• Access to platform 2 will be via Stanley Street and the pedestrian overpass which has both lifts and stairs.
• This change is required to facilitate critical utility and construction work as part of the new Woolloongabba station and will be in place until early 2025.

• Throughout construction there will be temporary intermittent detours in place around the Woolloongabba worksite. Pedestrians are to follow the signs to safely navigate through the area.
• From early December 2024 to mid-2025, intermittent traffic and pedestrian changes will be in place on Main Street between Vulture and Stanley streets to support the installation of essential belowground utilities.
• Footpath and lane closures will not occur during events. Access to The Gabba stadium is via exisiting routes.

• Yeerongpilly station is now open to customers and is completely accessible from the Wilkie Street main station entry and Fairfield Road via the existing pedestrian overpass and lifts
• Train services operate from the island platform (platforms 2 and 3) with the new third platform (platform 1) to open at a later date.
• There are temporary changes to afternoon peak services at Yeerongpilly station.
• Rail passengers should use the links at the bottom of the page to help plan their journey.

• The station overpass is open to customers, with access maintained via lifts and/or stairs. Pedestrians are to follow the signage and direction of traffic control to safely navigate the area.