While public transport figures remain lower than pre-COVID, main roads throughout the city are facing growing congestion, but still have not returned completely to 2019 daily traffic counts.

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. For all the billions of dollars being spent on the city’s public transport infrastructure, Brisbane very much remains a car-loving ...

The electric train will pull up to the platform for the last time after almost 46 years, having begun operation in November ...

Fuel prices drive Queensland transport costs up. If you think it’s getting more and more expensive to run a car, you’re right, with Queenslanders suffering the biggest jump in transport costs ...

Queensland's transport minister is urging drivers not to pay "so-called fines" as he closes a loophole compelling the state government to provide motorists' information to third parties.

Indeed, Miles announced on Saturday he will be slashing car registration by 20%, ... Public transport users in Queensland will still benefit from lower costs during the trial, ...

As part of a six-month trial, public transport fares in Queensland will soon be slashed to just 50 cents per trip for everyone.. The cheap fares will apply to all trips on buses, light rail ...

Once operational, the new Curra rest area will replace the existing facility in Gunalda, located 8km to the north, which will ...

TRANSPORT Minister Mark Bailey has refused to consider changing a policy to allow the Government to freeze car registration costs. ... Queensland Times.

Little-known Queensland stop-sign rule that could cost you $483 fine. A Brisbane motorist fined almost $500 for breaking a little-known road rule has spoken out to warn others.