Traffic & Transport
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Work to start on key road upgrades
Major upgrades to Nathan Rd in Rothwell will improve road safety, protect wildlife and manage growing traffic, with construction expected to start before Christmas.
Call for changes on peninsula line
The Redcliffe Peninsula Line marks 10 years since opening, with Better Transport Queensland calling for more frequent services, improved bus connections and better land use around stations.
Charges laid after water safety drive
Police warn Moreton Bay boaties to prioritise water safety after a four-day operation saw three people charged and 41 infringement notices issued across local waterways.
Highway closure plan delayed
The Bruce Highway’s Dohles Rocks Rd northbound exit closure has been postponed, with new dates set for August 21-24. Motorists are urged to plan ahead, use the Anzac Ave exit during the works and allow extra travel time.
Moreton Bay road in top crash hotspots
The Morayfield Road and Graham Road intersection has ranked as Brisbane’s second worst crash hotspot, with new AAMI data revealing nearly one in three collisions are nose-to-tail crashes and urging motorists to stay alert.
Change to major highway exit plans
The Bruce Highway’s northbound Dohles Rocks Road exit closure has been postponed due to forecast wet weather, with new August dates announced as work continues on the major highway upgrade.
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Crash causing long delays on Samford Rd
Long tailbacks are being reported on Samford Rd this morning following a three-vehicle crash.
Free coffee for cyclists as Samford bridge opens tomorrow
Cyclists will be offered free coffee as Samford celebrates the opening of the $5.7 million Private Percy Cash Pedestrian Bridge tomorrow morning
Bee Gees Way closes for upgrade
Redcliffe tourism drawcard Bee Gees Way is closed for three weeks for a lighting upgrade. Here’s the details
Experts start planning to maximise Olympics potential
An Olympian and Paralympian have joined leaders from business, government, regional development, education, tourism, accessibility, sporting, and community and cultural organisations in the first meeting to ensure the Moreton Bay Region shares the spotlight during the 2032 Brisbane Olympic Games
New meeting over controversial bridge plan
A second public meeting will be held for a proposed $19 million pedestrian bridge, which has been labelled a ‘white elephant’ by campaigners.
Making new government work for Moreton Bay Region
New Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has vowed to serve everyone, even those who voted against him and residents in the Moreton Bay Region will be counting on it, with their three re-elected MPs now in Opposition. We ask the MPs and council how they will make it work, so the region is not left behind
Call to shape own future, become Moreton Bay City
With public consultation due to end on May 30, Moreton Bay Regional Council has made its case to become a city to local business leaders and owners. We sum it up and explain how you can still have your say
Tackling region's pothole problem
Extra crews have been deployed to help repair the Moreton Bay Region's roads following last weekend’s heavy rain.
Moreton Bay Region may be one of the fastest growing urban areas in Queensland, but it is lagging behind in the race to drive electric vehicles. How does your suburb rev up?
Revealed: Region's vital road projects on election wish lists
The State’s peak motoring body is calling on all political parties and candidates to green-light vital road and transport projects in the Moreton Bay.
