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Transport and Main Roads strives to find new ways to keep you informed

How to access 131940 Traffic and Travel Information.How to access 131940 Traffic and Travel Information.
22 December 2011

The Department of Transport and Main Roads is constantly seeking ways to connect Queensland and serve our customers better.

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Stay out of floodwaters and be alert for hidden dangers

Truck stopped on road due to flooding and hidden dangers under the water.Motorists are being warned to stay away from floodwaters and look out for potential damage to roads
27 January 2012

Motorists are being warned to stay away from floodwaters and look out for potential damage to roads.

Floodwaters are dangerous and deadly – even shallow, quick-flowing water is strong enough to sweep a person off their feet or a vehicle into flood waters.

If it’s flooded, no one should try and cross the road. It’s not worth it – stay safe and return home to loved ones unharmed.

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Staff shine at the Transport and Main Roads Australia Day Achievement Awards

The 2012 Transport and Main Roads Australia Day Achievement award recipientsThe 2012 Transport and Main Roads Australia Day Achievement award recipients
25 January 2012

This year’s Transport and Main Roads Australia Day Achievement Awards recognised 22 staff members for their exceptional performance and service to the department and wider community.

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Reconstructing Queensland – one year on

Barcoo River Bridge undergoing reconstruction
12 January 2012

This time last year Queensland was declared a disaster area with 99 per cent of the state affected by devastating floods and cyclones. One year on and Transport and Main Roads is continuing to work hard to rebuild Queensland’s vital road and transport network.

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Transport and Main Roads are reconstructing Queensland

Building a side track at location 3 on Mt Sylvia RdBuilding a side track at location 3 on Mt Sylvia Rd
06 January 2012

The first project of Operation Queenslander in the Lockyer Valley, the reconstruction of flood-damaged Mt Sylvia Road, will soon be underway.

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