Words by Nick Crockford
Community consultation has started for a study to create a 20-year vision to upgrade Dayboro Rd between Gympie Rd and Youngs Crossing Rd, Petrie.
Transport and Main Roads North Coast Regional Director Scott Whitaker said the Queensland Government recognised Dayboro Rd had committed $350,000 to the study.
"The study will consider the capacity of the road link, including intersections at Andrew Petrie Dr and Youngs Crossing Rd and future upgrades to alleviate congestion," Mr Whitaker said.
"With traffic volumes currently at an average of 16,000 vehicles per day, of which more than 1000 are heavy vehicles, it’s important we investigate possible upgrades early so we can plan for future demand.
Future plans
"There's also significant regional and local developments proposed for Moreton Bay, including the University of the Sunshine Coast Moreton Bay Campus, which are accelerating the need for greater road capacity."
Mr Whitaker encouraged the community to have their say about future development of the road. Submissions close on Friday.
"Community feedback is an important part of how we deliver transport infrastructure," he said.
"We want to hear from people about how they use the existing road, what the current issues are and what they think we should prioritise.
Friday deadline
"Members of the public can view the study area online and provide feedback.
"We will also work closely with Moreton Bay Regional Council to incorporate their project currently underway on Youngs Crossing Rd."
Submissions close on Friday November 5.
For more information and how to have your say, visit tmr.qld.gov.au/projects/dayboro-road-link-study.
Related Stories
It’s party time at the Bel
State Budget - Moreton Bay’s winners
Alt-rockers gear up to perform at Where We Belong Festival
Top Stories
Alt-rockers gear up to perform at Where We Belong Festival
Moreton Bay's alt-rockers, The Phosphenes, are set to bring a grunge, homegrown sound to Where We Belong Festival 2026.
Sod turned on $67m lifestyle development
Work is officially underway at a $67 million retail and lifestyle centre in Moreton Bay, creating hundreds of jobs during construction and on completion.
Rising cost on Moreton Bay’s roads
Repair teams are on track to hit an “unfortunate and unavoidable” milestone on Moreton Bay roads. Council had, at the time of writing, filled 28,821 potholes on local roads in the 2025-26 financial year - an average of 554 a week or 79 per day.
Rugby league legends to share stories before Dolphins-Warriors top-four blockbuster
Some of rugby league's most recognisable names will come together on Saturday ahead of the Dolphins' top-four clash with the New Zealand Warriors, giving fans a rare opportunity to hear stories from some of the game's biggest moments.
Green light for six-storey tower block
Plans for 45 new Bongaree waterfront apartments have been approved in the City of Moreton Bay. Read more about the development.
Popular Stories
Snakes sign former Test star
Caboolture Snakes have appointed former Sri Lankan Test captain Suranga Lakmal as head coach, ushering in a new era focused on player development and cricket success.
Wetlands keeping Moreton Bay clean
Ninety constructed wetlands across Moreton Bay are filtering thousands of tonnes of pollutants from stormwater each year, helping protect waterways, improve water quality and create healthier habitats for local wildlife.
“Way too much” for Moreton Bay suburb
Major high-rise plans are “way too much” for Ferny Hills, according to Brian Battersby, who represented the area for 40 years. The former councillor told Moreton Bay City Council’s meeting last week he “strongly opposed” the proposals for developments up to 12 levels.