Pacific Motorway Eight Mile Plains to Daisy Hill Upgrade (Watland Street to Sports Drive Upgrade)

Pacific Motorway (M1) Eight Mile Plains to Daisy Hill upgrade V1 Veloway extension. [On screen text]

View of the M1 North Upgrade map showing the extents of V1 Veloway extension from Logan Road in Eight Mile Plains to Watland Street in Slacks Creek, including location of local connections. 

Aerial view of the Veloway access at Logan Road near the Gateway Motorway off-ramp at Eight Mile Plains, including the signalised crossing at Levington Road.

Aerial view of the Veloway access at Underwood Road near the Eight Mile Plains State School.

Long pan aerial view from the Veloway access at Springwood Road, Underwood including details of the Veloway bridge over the Lexington Road on-ramp and underpass at Logan Road off-ramp (Exit 20), down to the Moss Street intersection access in Slacks Creek. 

For more information contact the project team by calling 1800 549 664 (freecall number) or by emailing eightmileplains@tmr.qld.gopv.au. [On screen text] 

This video shows the following scenes:

Mid-aerial view of signalised traffic intersection travelling east on Compton Road towards Logan Road and Lexington Road.

View of cars entering the M1 on-ramp at Lexington Road.

View of directional signs to the M1 Brisbane, and Lexington Road, Local Access Only Road.

View of vehicles travelling on the dedicated M1 Brisbane on-ramp lanes and vehicles travelling west on the local access only road towards Logan Road.

High aerial view that show the single lane local access only road and dual M1 on-ramp lanes separated by a median strip and concrete barrier with traffic signals at the most easterly end of both lanes.

View of the V1 Veloway bridge structure for bicycle riders passing over the dual M1 on-ramp lanes.

Yellow glow lines highlighting the 2 centre lanes for motorists travelling towards Brisbane on the M1 on-ramp. The arrow on directional signage for the M1 Brisbane is also highlighted yellow. Vehicles on the local access road are stopped at the traffic signals while vehicles travel through the intersection towards Brisbane.

Blue glow lines highlighting the outer single lane for motorists travelling on the local access road with a destination of Logan Road or the M1 on-ramp. The arrow on directional signage for the Lexington Road Local Access Road is also highlighted blue. Vehicles on the 2 centre M1 on-ramp lanes are stopped at the traffic signals while vehicles travel through the intersection from the local access road either towards Brisbane or to Logan Road.

The Queensland and Australian Governments are continuing to upgrade the Pacific Motorway to bring you safer and more reliable motorway travel.

This $750 million project will upgrade an 8km section of the M1 between the Gateway Motorway and Watland Street, including improvements to public transport and cycling routes.

By building a better M1 you will spend less time on the roads and more time at home.

The Eight Mile Plains to Daisy Hill upgrade started construction at the completion of the M1/M3 Gateway Merge in mid-2020.

The upgrade will include improvements to public transport and cycling routes with busway extensions through to Springwood.

A new bus station and park 'n' ride facility at Rochedale will provide better transport connections. The South East Busway will be extended from Eight Mile Plains to Springwood, providing more transport options for commuters.

The motorway will be widened to a maximum of 5 northbound lanes between Watland Street and the Gateway Motorway, increasing capacity of the motorway, improving traffic flow and minimising congestion.

We'll also be improving pedestrian facilities along the way with better access to safer walking routes.

The project will upgrade and widen the Rochedale Road exit, allowing for safer access from the M1. By widening Rochedale Road to 3 lanes the project will create greater capacity, better connectivity, and less congestion on local roads.

A new on-ramp at Lexington Road will create easier and safer entry to the M1 and help to reduce merging congestion.

Upgrading connections such as the intersection of Logan and Compton Roads allows for smoother travel onto the M1 and utilising existing infrastructure such as Fitzgerald Avenue to ensure greater public transport connections and reliable travel times.

By upgrading the multi-modal facilities along the M1 corridor, you will have more options than ever for finding your way home sooner.

We are giving you safer options for accessing the M1 and creating increased capacity for less congestion.

We are building you a better M1 jointly funded by the Queensland and Australian Governments.