Toowoomba–Cecil Plains Road between Torrington and Cecil Plains.
Timing
Construction was completed in September 2026
Status
Completed
Toowoomba–Cecil Plains Road, improve safety
The Queensland Government has completed safety and traffic flow improvements on Toowoomba-Cecil Plains Road between Torrington and Cecil Plains. The road connects Darling Downs region agricultural communities to markets and essential services.
The upgrades were designed to reduce crash risks and improve conditions for road users. Feedback received through community consultation in 2024 informed the final project design.
Benefits
Improves safety
Increases traffic flow
Reduces maintenance
Key features
Installed guardrails in key locations to reduce run-off road crashes.
Widened road shoulders in some locations to increase width of lanes and provide larger roadside clearances.
Audio tactile line marking on the centre line and edge lines through high-speed sections.
Improved visibility and safety of the roadside environment by clearing vegetation and removing hazards.
Installed advanced intersection warning signs and street lighting at key intersections.
Installed left and right turn lanes on Toowoomba-Cecil Plains Road and realigned Jondaryan-Mount Tyson Road intersection so the 2 T-junctions are not directly opposite each other.
Funding
This project is fully-funded by the Queensland Government through the Targeted Road Safety Program – High Risk Roads Initiative. Investment ID 2673200
Total investment
$27.03 million
Queensland Government
$27.03 million
Current status
Construction began in July 2025 and was completed in September 2026.
Toowoomba-Cecil Plains Road map
Map of the project area where we have constructed safety improvements for Toowoomba-Cecil Plains Road from the Carrington Road, Troys Road and Heinemann Road roundabout, Torrington and Warfields Branch Road, Cecil Plains.
A separated cycle track is being designed along Taylor Street, between Tor and Boundary streets, as part of the Toowoomba–Cecil Plains Road (Taylor Street) bikeway project.