Queensland Freight Strategy and Action Plan—Advancing Freight
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Building on the success of the Queensland Freight Action Plan 2020-2022, TMR is seeking your input into the review of the Queensland Freight Action Plan 2020-2022 and the development of the Queensland Freight Action Plan 2023-2025.
We want to hear your views and by working together to deliver the Queensland Freight Action Plan, we can ensure Queensland is prepared for future freight challenges and opportunities.
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Queensland's freight task continues to rise in response to increases in population, economy and demand for goods.
The Queensland Freight Strategy – Advancing Freight in Queensland, sets a shared vision for the state’s freight system, guiding policy, planning and investment decision making over the next ten years to give customers greater choice and support economic growth.
The Queensland Freight Strategy – Advancing Freight in Queensland is a 10-year strategy identifying 5 Shared Commitments that government and stakeholders will work collaboratively towards achieving. The Strategy has been developed in partnership with the Queensland Ministerial Freight Council and guides the rolling 2-year Queensland Freight Action Plan.
Download the Queensland Freight Strategy – Advancing Freight in Queensland.
Download the Queensland Freight Action Plan.
Regional freight plans
A key deliverable for the Queensland Freight Action Plan is the development of regional freight plans, in consultation with stakeholders, to identify and manage the freight needs of regional and remote communities and industries.
Regional freight plans will be integrated multi-modal plans that identify and prioritise freight network improvements (infrastructure and non-infrastructure) to support safer and more efficient movement of freight consistent with regional objectives and state-wide directions set out in the Queensland Freight Strategy and Queensland Freight Action Plan.
Regional freight plans will consider current and emerging freight demands including future resource and agricultural sector freight requirements; access and movement requirements for oversize over-mass and high productivity vehicles; first and last mile links; and the role of the of the region's ports, airports, rail terminals, and key freight routes.
The first regional freight plan is currently being developed for the North Queensland Region. Following completion of the North Queensland Regional Freight Plan in mid-2022, regional freight plans will be rolled out for the remaining regions across Queensland.
Find out more about the North Queensland Regional Freight Plan.
Contact
To contact the Freight project team:
Email: freightstrategy@tmr.qld.gov.au
Post: Transport Strategy and Planning
Department of Transport and Main Roads
GPO Box 1549
Brisbane Qld 4001
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