Traffic and Transport
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Bruce Highway off-ramp to close
Moreton Bay motorists are advised of three weekend closures for the Bruce Highway's northbound Dohles Rocks Road off-ramp, with detours in place as upgrade works continue.
New AI system to beat red-light blues
Moreton Bay is trialling Australia’s first AI-powered traffic signal system, aiming to reduce red-light wait times, improve traffic flow and ease congestion for motorists.
Expect police - anywhere, anytime
Queensland police are launching Operation Yankee Cold Snap, targeting speeding, impaired driving and dangerous behaviour on roads during the winter school holidays.
Motorway tops funding wish list
Funding for two huge road projects and housing top Moreton Bay’s wishlist ahead of tomorrow’s Queensland State Budget. Mayor Peter Flannery is also calling for financial help with flood prevention in Caboolture and upgrades to three major sports precincts.
Fined for high-range speeding
A Samford Valley motorcyclist has been fined $1,919 and lost his licence for six months after allegedly being caught travelling 119km/h in a 60km/h zone during a police road safety operation.
Traffic changes to stay on key road
Temporary traffic changes on Dohles Rocks Road at Murrumba Downs will remain until October, with motorists and pedestrians advised to expect delays as work continues on the Bruce Highway upgrade.
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Showgrounds carpark compromise
Moreton Bay Regional Council and Redcliffe Show Society have agreed on the future of a temporary carpark, which has been under discussion for more than six months.
Top six projects in pipeline for our region
With our region set to overtake the population of Tasmania in less than two decades, Moreton Bay Regional Council is investing big bucks today on critical infrastructure. Here's the top six:
$10m Mango Hill park ’n’ ride plan revealed
Plans have been finalised for the $10 million park ‘n’ ride upgrade at Mango Hill Station, which will double parking capacity by adding 280 spaces.
$27.5 billion to drive recovery
Record funding will flow into transport and roads projects to create jobs and support Queensland’s economic recovery, according to today’s State Budget.
New crossing for Bribie Black Spot
Bribie residents will receive a road safety boost with the Federal Government giving $472,000 for a new crossing under the 2021–22 Black Spot Program.
Paving the way for smoother roads
Contracts awarded for Moreton Bay Region road resurfacing
Audit identifies vehicles vulnerable to thieves
Police issue more than 100 security reminders to motorists
Youngs Crossing upgrade reverts to Option 1
Significant fig trees protected by revised design
Power is back in Moreton Bay Region
Hundreds of thousands of people and properties across the Moreton Bay Region are reportedly without power this afternoon.
Help keep wildlife safe on Bribie
Community input needed to plan wildlife safety boost
