Regional Transport Plans
Queensland has developed Regional Transport Plans that cover the entire state.
These plans will guide the planning of an efficient and responsive transport system in Queensland over a 15 horizon.
The delivery of the plans is a requirement of the Transport Planning and Coordination Act (1994). The plans provide a bridge between local, Queensland and Australian government planning, drawing from and supporting the region’s goals.
What is a Regional Transport Plan?
Regional Transport Plans are developed with key stakeholders, including representatives from state and local government, business and industry, to prioritise and manage the transport system so that it effectively supports regional communities, growth and productivity.
The plans achieve this by:
- establishing common transport priorities between the Queensland Government and local governments
- communicating our planning intent for the region
- defining the transport systems’ role in achieving regional goals and priorities for our planning and investment
- partnering with local government
- guiding future transport planning and investment.
Final Regional Transport Plans
Finalised Regional Transport Plans for all areas across the state are now in effect.
The department continues to work closely with key stakeholders to implement the actions of each Regional Transport Plan.
The plans are monitored, periodically reviewed and updated to ensure they remain current and relevant.
- Central West Queensland Regional Transport Plan
- Darling Downs Regional Transport Plan
- Far North Queensland Regional Transport Plan
- Fitzroy Regional Transport Plan
- Mackay Isaac Whitsunday Regional Transport Plan
- Northern Queensland Regional Transport Plan
- North West Queensland Regional Transport Plan
- South East Queensland Regional Transport Plans
- South West Queensland Regional Transport Plan
- Wide Bay Burnett Regional Transport Plan
- Last updated 3 December 2024