Community engagement
Getting the community involved is an essential part of Transport and Main Roads' business. It aids our transport planning, policy development and the way we provide services – helping us to make the right decisions.
Community engagement can result in better solutions to issues, changes to the scheduling of works to minimise the impacts and improved policies that reflect public concerns.
The department has a community engagement policy, planner, toolbox and resource guide to enhance interactions with communities.
We invite you to be part of community activities in your area and have your say.
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Community Engagement: policy, principles, standards and guidelines (PDF, 239 KB)
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Community Engagement: tool box – Full version (PDF, 5.3 MB)
The document is available in sections to make it easier to download: - Community engagement: tool box – Part 1 (PDF, 488 KB)
- Community engagement: tool box – Part 2 (PDF, 474 KB)
- Community engagement: tool box – Part 3 (PDF, 312 KB)
- Community engagement: tool box – Part 4 (PDF, 444 KB)
- Community engagement: tool box – Part 5 (PDF, 583 KB)
- Community engagement: tool box – Part 6 (PDF, 254 KB)
- Community engagement: tool box – Part 7 (PDF, 456 KB)
- Community engagement: tool box – Part 8 (PDF, 450 KB)
- Community engagement: tool box – Part 9 (PDF, 257 KB)
- Community engagement: tool box – Part 10 (PDF, 458 KB)
- Community engagement: tool box – Part 11 (PDF, 450 KB)
- Community engagement: tool box – Part 12 (PDF, 459 KB)
- Community engagement: tool box – Part 13 (PDF, 449 KB)
- Community engagement: tool box – Part 14 (PDF, 261 KB)
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Community Engagement: planner – Full version (PDF, 3.02 MB)
The document is available in sections to make it easier to download:
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Community Engagement: resource guide (PDF, 774 KB)
Current community engagement activities
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Sumners Road Interchange Planning Study
The Department of Transport and Main Roads is investing in the road network and actively planning to meet the state’s rapid population growth and manage the impact of urban traffic growth to better connect our local communities.
The planning study aims to identify and accommodate possible upgrade solutions for the future to ensure the interchange meets existing and future traffic flows and address pedestrian and cyclist safety.
More information
For information about other Queensland Government community engagement initiatives, visit Get involved website.
Contact us to find out how to get involved in community engagement activities.
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