Pacific Motorway (Brisbane–Brunswick Heads)

Motorway in New South Wales and Queensland

This article is about the Pacific Motorway in Queensland and Northern New South Wales. For the Pacific Motorway between Sydney and Newcastle in New South Wales, see Pacific Motorway (Sydney–Newcastle). For the freeway in South Australia, see South Eastern Freeway.

Pacific Motorway

Queensland

–New South Wales

General information
Type| Motorway
Length| 158 km (98 mi)
Route number(s)|

* M3
* Brisbane CBD – Eight Mile Plains
* M1
* Eight Mile Plains – NSW/Qld Border
* M1
* NSW/Qld Border – Brunswick Heads

Former
route number|

* Queensland:
* Metroad 3
* National Route 1
* Alternate National Route 1
* New South Wales:
* National Route 1 (1955–2013)

Major junctions
North end|  Inner City Bypass
|  Gateway Motorway
Logan Motorway
Gold Coast Highway
for full list see exits.
South end|  Pacific Highway
Brunswick Heads
Location(s)
Major suburbs / towns|

* Queensland:
* Rochedale, Loganholme, Beenleigh, Nerang, Mudgeeraba, Tugun
* New South Wales:
* Tweed Heads, Banora Point, Chinderah, Brunswick Heads, Tyagarah

Highway system

* Highways in Australia
* National Highway • Freeways in Australia
* Highways in Queensland
*   * Highways in New South Wales

The Pacific Motorway is a motorway in Australia between Brisbane, Queensland, and Brunswick Heads, New South Wales, through the New South Wales–Queensland border at Tweed Heads.

The motorway starts at Coronation Drive at Milton in Brisbane, The Brisbane city section of the motorway is often referred to by its former name, the Riverside Expressway. The motorway is about 150 kilometres (93 mi) long, and features eight traffic lanes with a 110 km/h (68 mph) speed limit between the M6 Logan Motorway and Smith Street Motorway and generally six or four lanes at 100 km/h (62 mph) on other sections. The motorway passes through the major tourist region of the Gold Coast, the destination for most of the vehicular traffic from Brisbane. More than A$2 billion was spent on the motorway between 1990 and 1998, including widening the road and safety measures.

The motorway passes Gold Coast attractions such as Warner Bros. Movie World, Wet'n'Wild Water World, and Dreamworld, which are among the most popular theme parks in Australia.[citation needed] Since 2008 the motorway connects with the Tweed Heads bypass in New South Wales.

There are also plans to progressively widen the four lane section from Nerang to Tugun to six lanes. The first section of this upgrade (Nerang to Varsity Lakes) was completed in May 2012. Planning is ongoing for the remaining section of the upgrade (Varsity Lakes to Tugun).[1]

The highest point of the motorway is 92 metres (302 ft) AHD on a cutting 130 km (81 mi) south of Brisbane (between Cudgera Creek Rd and Sleepy Hollow Rest Area).[2]

## History

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### Queensland section

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The first section, opened in Brisbane in November 1972, was originally known as the Southeast Freeway.[3] It included the Riverside Expressway which was designed to alleviate traffic congestion in central Brisbane. The first segment reached south to Annerley, then to Mt Gravatt by 1982[4]. The Southeast Freeway was connected to the Pacific Highway at Springwood by 1985.[3] The Southeast Freeway was designated originally as the F3, but this nomenclature was removed in 1994.

On 15 April 1996 it was announced that the Pacific Highway between the intersection with the Logan Motorway and Nerang would be upgraded to motorway standard.[5] From the Albert River at Beenleigh to Coombabah Creek at Gaven, about 28 km (17 mi), the road surface is portland cement concrete. The upgraded road was opened to the public in October 2000.[5]

In March 2006, the Queensland Government released planning for substantial changes to the section between Springwood and Daisy Hill, mainly at the entrances and exits along the section to deal with substantial traffic problems on surrounding streets and traffic backups onto the motorway. The planned upgrade led to some popular protest, mainly by people whose homes would be resumed for the project. Construction of the upgrade commenced in November 2009 and was completed in November 2012.[6]

The Tugun Bypass was completed in 2008. It has four lanes (two in each direction in 2008 and provision for six lane widening in the future). Widening from four lanes to six lanes is planned for 2025.[7]

Crossing the Logan River at Loganholme, 2017

Below is an overview of when each construction project on the highway (later motorway) was completed (from earliest to latest):

* 1960 – Gaven Way. New road connecting Pacific Highway to Nerang, essentially forming the first stage of the Gold Coast bypass route, opened to traffic on 10 December 1960.
* 1961 – Gold Coast Highway interchange. Grade-separated interchange at Gaven Way.
* 1963 – Oakey Creek duplication. 0.7 mi (1.1 km) of highway widened to four lanes at Oakey Creek.
* 1965 – Halfway Creek to Bridge Creek duplication. 1.84 mi (2.96 km) of new pavement opened to traffic by the end of June 1965.
* 1965 – Beenleigh bypass. First carriageway of the Beenleigh bypass opened to traffic in December 1965, followed by the second carriageway in December 1966.[8]
* 1965–1966 – Coomera deviation. Highway realigned to replace an old railway bridge with very windy approaches. As the railway had closed in 1964, the new alignment did not need a bridge. Aerial photos show it was open by 1967.
* 1967 – Ormeau duplication. Highway duplicated from Goldmine Road to Mirambeena Drive including a short deviation 1 mi (1.6 km) between the two ends of Reedmans Road. Total construction spanned 2 mi (3.2 km). The old highway is now Tillyroen Road.[citation needed]
* 1968 – Logan River bridge duplication. Second bridge across the Logan River opened as part of the duplication of the Pacific Highway.
* 1970 – Pimpama Deviation. 3.1 mi (5.0 km) of new road constructed to four lane standard.
* 1971 – Coomera River bridge duplication. Second bridge across the Coomera River officially opened by Minister for Main Roads Ron Camm on 3 June 1971, completing four lanes between Brisbane and Helensvale.[9]
* 1971 – Oxenford Deviation. 1.1 mi (1.8 km) of new road constructed to four lane standard.
* 1973 – Alice Street to Juliette Street. First stage of the South-East Freeway, including the Captain Cook Bridge, officially opened to traffic on 7 March 1973.[10]
* 1976 – Riverside Expressway. New expressway between Hale Street and Alice Street, mostly constructed on bridges, officially opened on 22 July 1976.[11]
* 1976 – Nerang to Reedy Creek. Reconstructed and realigned highway along the former rail reserve completed in December 1976.[12]
* 1977 – Slacks Creek deviation. Northbound carriageway realigned onto a straighter alignment paralleling the southbound carriageway. Village Drive intersection (which provided access to Loganlea Road) was also upgraded.
* 1977 – Juliette Street to Marshall Road. Second stage of the South-East Freeway opened between Juliette Street and Marshall Road on 27 July 1977.[13]
* 1979 – Nerang bypass. 2.5 mi (4.0 km)two-lane bypass of Nerang officially opened by Minister for Main Roads Russ Hinze on 6 April 1979.[14]
* 1980 – Marshall Road to Klumpp Road. Third stage of the South-East Freeway between Marshall Road and Klumpp Road officially opened on 21 October 1980.[15]
* 1981 – Loganlea Road Overpass. New interchange built at Loganlea Road to replace the Village Drive intersection, which was closed after the overpass opened.
* 1982 – Klumpp Road to Logan Road. Fourth stage of the South-East Freeway opened between Klumpp Road and Logan Road by Queensland Premier Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen on 13 August 1982.[16]
* 1983 – Bryants Road interchange. Interchange opened at Bryants Road, eliminating the previous at-grade intersection.
* 1984 – Oxenford Interchanges. Two new interchanges opened at Hope Island Road and Helensvale Road. One interesting part of this project was the extra off-ramp built directly to The Ox Tavern. The person behind this was most likely Minister for Main Roads Russ Hinze, who would later become very well known for his corruption.
* 1985 – Reedy Creek to Tugun Extension. Two-lane bypass of West Burleigh opened to traffic in three stages; West Burleigh to Palm Beach in October 1981,[12] Reedy Creek to West Burleigh in November 1983,[12] and Palm Beach to Tugun on 17 May 1985.[17]
* 1985 – Helensvale to Nerang duplication. Four-lane duplication works completed between Gold Coast Highway and Nerang River in June 1985.[18]
* 1985 – Tweed Heads bypass. Two-lane bypass opened by Minister for Main Roads and Racing Russ Hinze on 18 July 1985 at a total cost of A$3.6m; second carriageway completed in December 1986.[19]
* 1985 – Logan Road to Compton Road. Fifth and final stage of the South-East Freeway officially opened by Minister for Main Roads and Racing Russ Hinze on 22 November 1985.[18]
* 1986 – Logan River bridge duplication. New concrete bridge across Logan River, duplicating the 1968 bridge, officially opened by Minister for Main Roads and Racing Russ Hinze on 16 July 1986.
* 1987 – Mudgeeraba Interchange. Half-diamond interchange at Mudgeeraba Road opened by Minister for Main Roads and Racing Russ Hinze on 21 August 1987.
* 1987 – Coomera Interchange. Interchange opened by Deputy Premier and Minister for Main Roads Bill Gunn on 10 December 1987.[20] Much like the later interchanges at Ormeau, it had a very short life of only 12 years.
* 1987 – Smith Street Motorway. New motorway connection road opened to connect Southport to Gaven. A new interchange was built with the Pacific Highway as part of the project. The opening date was May 20.
* 1988 – Worongary Interchange. Half-diamond interchange opened by Deputy Premier and Minister for Main Roads Bill Gunn on 27 July 1988.
* 1988 – Chatswood Interchange Stage 1. This stage involved construction of the Paradise Road roundabout, service roads and northbound on and off-ramps.
* 1989 – Reedy Creek Interchange. Interchange completed in September 1989.
* 1989 – Chatswood Interchange Stage 2. Chatswood Road linked to Paradise Road roundabout via a new access road under the highway. Over 30 years later the interchange is still in use.
* 1990 – Computer Road Interchange. This interchange only lasted 9 years, being replaced by the current one in 1999.
* 1991 – Peachey Road Interchange. This one did not last long either, also being replaced in 1999.
* 1991 – Nerang to Mudgeeraba Duplication. Duplication to four lanes between Pappas Way and Mudgeeraba Road and a new interchange at Elysium Drive opened by Federal Minister for Transport Bob Brown on 23 December 1991.
* 1992 – Helensvale Interchange. Upgraded interchange at Gold Coast Highway opened by Federal Minister for Transport Bob Brown on 29 October 1992.
* 1993 – Mirambeena Drive Interchange. Like the two interchanges north of it, it was also replaced in 1999.
* 1993 – Rochedale Road to Watland Street six-laning.
* 1994 – Mudgeeraba to Reedy Creek duplication. Duplication to four lanes between Mudgeeraba Road and Reedy Creek Road and a new overpass at Reedy Creek Road opened by Minister for Transport David Hamill on 18 May 1994.
* 1994 – Yawalpah Interchange. Diamond interchange at Yawalpah Road opened by MP Paul Braddy on 3 November 1994. Unlike the other interchanges in the area, this one survived the late 90s upgrades and is still in use today. In June 2019, plans to redesign the interchange were announced. A detailed design has been released, but as of February 2022 construction is yet to begin.
* 1995 – Gateway Motorway to Sports Drive and Watland Street to Winnetts Road six-laning.[21]
* 1996 – Winnetts Road to Beenleigh–Redland Bay Road six-laning. Widening to six lanes and a new interchange at Beenleigh-Redland Bay Road completed in December 1996.[22]
* 1997 – Reedy Creek to Tugun duplication. Duplication to four lanes between Reedy Creek Road and Stewart Road and a southerly extension of Bermuda Street to the highway opened by Minister for Main Roads Vaughan Johnson on 16 June 1997.[23]
* 2000 – Loganholme to Nerang Upgrade (Pacific Motorway Upgrade). 36 mi (58 km)-long eight-lane upgrade of the Pacific Motorway between Loganholme and Gaven, and six lanes including various interchange and service centre upgrades as well as heralding Queensland's first alphanumeric route number, M1, officially commissioned by Premier Peter Beattie and Minister for Main Roads Steve Bredhauer on 6 October 2000 at a completed cost of A$850m.[24]
* June 2008 – Tugun Bypass. Features a tunnel. Crosses the state border.
* 2012 – Nerang to Worongary Upgrade. Six-lane widening works between Pappas Way and Gooding Drive completed on 25 May 2012.[25]
* 2014 – Worongary to Mudgeeraba Upgrade. Six-lane widening works between Gooding Drive and Robina Town Centre Drive completed on 26 September 2014.[26]
* 2016 – Coomera interchange upgrade. Roundabouts have been replaced by signalised intersections.
* May 2020 – M1/M3 Gateway Merge upgrade. Widening to five southbound lanes. A new busway on-ramp.[27]
* June 2020 – Mudgeeraba to Varsity Lakes Upgrade. Widening to six lanes with smart technologies.
* September 2021 – Sports Drive to Gateway Motorway Upgrade. Widening to five northbound lanes between Sports Drive and Gateway Motorway. The upgrade was done on 7 September 2021.[28]
* June 2022 – Eight Mile Plains to Daisy Hill Upgrade.[29]
* November 2022 – Varsity Lakes to Burleigh upgrade. 2 km of highway widened to a minimum of three lanes in both directions including a new diverging diamond interchange at Exit 87.

### Queensland Upgrade Projects

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List of projects on the Pacific Motorway (Brisbane–Brunswick Heads) (Queensland section)  Project  | Length (km)  | Construction dates  | Value  | Status  | Description  | Distance from
Brisbane (km)

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Start  | End
Watland Street to Sports Drive.[30] |  | November 2020  |  | $750 million  | Under construction  | Provide additional lanes  |
Daisy Hill to Logan Motorway.[31] |  |  |  | $1 billion  | In planning  | Increase capacity  |
Eight Mile Plains to Daisy Hill.[32] |  | Mid 2022  |  | $750 million  | Under construction  | Rochedale bus station and park 'n' ride  |

### New South Wales section

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Banora Point Upgrade on the Pacific Motorway (looking south) Barneys Point Bridge over the Tweed River, 2017

The NSW section of the Pacific Motorway to Brunswick Heads is part of the Pacific Highway upgrade from the Queensland border to Ballina. It was renamed to Pacific Motorway from Pacific Highway in February 2013.[33][34]

The motorway's first stage was completed in July 1985 with the opening of the first stage of the Tweed Heads Bypass, followed by the second stage in November 1992.[35] Over the next 20 years, sections of the motorway progressively opened to traffic, until the final section, the Banora Point upgrade, opened in September 2012.[36] For more comprehensive information on this section of motorway, see the Ozroads website.

Below is an overview of when each stage of the motorway was completed (from south to north):

Southern terminus  | Northern terminus  | Distance  | Date completed  | Notes

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km  | mi
Tyagarah | Ewingsdale |  |  | 16 October 1998 | Realignment[37]
Tandys Lane bypass |  |  | 19 December 2001 | Bypass[38]
Yelgun | Brunswick Heads |  |  | 11 July 2007 | Realignment[39]
Chinderah | Yelgun |  |  | 6 August 2002 | Included the Cudgen Road Tunnel[40]
Chinderah bypass |  |  | 29 November 1996 | Included the Barneys Point Bridge[41]
Banora Point upgrade |  |  | 22 September 2012 |
Minjungbal Drive | Kennedy Drive |  |  | 14 November 1992 | Tweed Heads bypass
Kennedy Drive | Tugun bypass |  |  | 18 July 1985

## Service centres

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The Pacific Motorway, when it was upgraded in September 2000, was the first motorway in Queensland to have service centres integrated. There are two service centres, Stapylton servicing southbound traffic, and Coomera servicing northbound traffic. The travel centres include fuel and fast-food restaurants, picnic areas and a shop. Solar panels on the roofs of the centres provide power to the facilities.

## Speed limits

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Southern terminus  | Northern terminus  | Speed limit  | Notes

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km/h | mph
Tyagarah | Chinderah | 110  | 68 | Some variance
Chinderah | Gaven | 100  | 62 | Crosses the state border
Gaven | Beenleigh | 110  | 68 |
Beenleigh | Greenslopes | 100  | 62 |
Greenslopes | Vulture Street, Woolloongabba | 90  | 56 |
Vulture Street, Woolloongabba | Elizabeth Street (CBD) | 80  | 50 | Concurrency with the Riverside Expressway
Elizabeth Street (CBD) | Herschel Street (CBD) | 70  | 43
Herschel Street (CBD) | Hale Street (CBD) | 60  | 37

### Speed cameras

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There is a fixed speed camera on the Pacific Motorway at Tarragindi, facing northbound. There is another at Loganholme just after the Logan Motorway exit facing northbound.[42] A third set of speed cameras, situated on the northbound side of the motorway at the Smith Street overpass at Gaven, became active around March 2013.[43][44]

## Major settlements

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M1 Motorway as it passes through the Gold Coast The southbound Pacific Motorway at the Smith Street Motorway exit.

### Gold Coast

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Yatala to Coolangatta is within the City of Gold Coast. The city has a population of 500,000 and is Australia's sixth-largest city. The oceanside parts of the Gold Coast are characterised by high-rises, residential canal developments, a casino, theme parks, amusement parks and numerous tourist attractions, whilst its inland suburbs are leafy and well kept, looking much like the newer suburbia of other large Australian cities. The Gold Coast attracts tourists from around the world and is one of Australia's leading tourist destinations. Most of the city is bypassed by the Pacific Motorway (M1 Motorway) which continues from Metroad 3 at Logan City south of Brisbane. The former route of the Pacific Highway through the Gold Coast has been renamed as the Gold Coast Highway. The Gold Coast Highway was very congested until the Tugun Bypass opened in June 2008 bypassing a badly traffic snarled section near the Gold Coast Airport.

### Tweed Heads

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The highway crosses the Tweed River south of Banora Point. Tweed Heads is the major commercial centre of the southern part of the Gold Coast, which extends as far south as Chinderah in New South Wales. It was known as a "twin town" along with Coolangatta, Queensland before they coalesced with other towns to form the suburbia of the Gold Coast. The Tweed River valley contains the Cudgen Road Tunnel completed in 2002. The tunnel was built to avoid the visual impact of a road cutting.

## Interchanges

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### New South Wales

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LGA| Location| km[45]| mi| Destinations[a]| Notes

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Byron| Brunswick Heads| 0| 0.0| Gulgan Road [west] – Mullumbimby| Partial Dumbbell interchange
3.0| 1.9| Old Pacific Highway / Gulgan Road – Brunswick Heads| Dumbbell interchange
6.0| 3.7| Old Pacific Highway| Dumbbell interchange
Brunswick River| 6.2| 3.9| Matthew Devine Bridge
Byron| Billinudgel| 10.0| 6.2| Wilfred Street – Ocean Shores, Billinudgel| Northbound exit and entrance to the west only
11.5| 7.1|  Tweed Valley Way / Brunswick Valley Way (Tourist Route 40) – Yelgun| Trumpet interchange, with partial dumbbell
Tweed| Cudgera Creek| 24.5| 15.2| Cudgera Creek Road – Cudgera Creek, Pottsville, Hastings Point| Diamond interchange
Clothiers Creek| 31.5| 19.6| Clothiers Creek Road – Clothiers Creek, Tanglewood, Bogangar|
Cudgen Road (no access)| 37.1| 23.1| Cudgen Road Tunnel
Tweed| Chinderah| 40.0| 24.9|  Tweed Valley Way (Tourist Route 40) – Tumbulgum, Condong, Murwillumbah| Trumpet interchange
43.0| 26.7| Chinderah Road / Tweed Coast Road – Chinderah, Kingscliff| Grade-separated roundabout interchange
44.6| 27.7| Waugh Street – Chinderah| Northbound exit and entrance to the west only
45.3| 28.1| Chinderah Bay Drive / Fingal Road – Chinderah, Fingal Head| Southbound exit and entrance only; trumpet interchange
Tweed River| 45.7| 28.4| Barneys Point Bridge
Tweed| Banora Point| 46.5| 28.9| Sexton Hill Drive – Banora Point, Terranora| Trumpet interchange
47.0| 29.2| Wilsons Park Tunnel
48.0| 29.8| Mingjunbal Drive / Sexton Hill Drive – Banora Point, Tweed Heads South| Trumpet interchange
Tweed| Tweed Heads| 49.7| 30.9| Kirkwood Road – Tweed Heads South| Southbound exit and southbound entrance only
Terranora Creek| 50.6| 31.4| Bridge over the creek (bridge name unknown)
Tweed| Tweed Heads| 51.2| 31.8| Kennedy Drive – Tweed Heads, Tweed Heads West| Dogbone interchange
52.0| 32.3|  Gold Coast Highway (Queensland State Route 2) – Coolangatta, Gold Coast, Gold Coast Airport| Diamond interchange
Tweed Heads West| 52.9| 32.9| Tunnel under airport runway
55.4| 34.4|  Pacific Motorway (M1)| Northern terminus in New South Wales; road continues in Queensland as the Pacific Motorway (M1)
New South Wales – Queensland state border| | | New South Wales – Queensland state border|
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

* Incomplete access
* Route transition

### Queensland

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LGA| Location| km[46]| mi| Exit[b]| Destinations[a]| Notes

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New South Wales – Queensland state border| 0.0| 0.0| | New South Wales – Queensland state border| Continues from 55.4km above
Gold Coast| Currumbin Waters| 3.1| 1.9| 95| Stewart Road – west – to
Currumbin Creek Road (State Route 98) – Currumbin Valley
Tugun – Currumbin Road – east – Tugun| Diamond interchange connects to Gold Coast Highway (State Route 2)
Currumbin Creek| 4.4| 2.7| Bridge over the river (Bridge name unknown)
Gold Coast| Palm Beach| 4.5| 2.8| 93| K.P. McGrath Drive / Sarawak Avenue – Elanora, Palm Beach, Currumbin|
5.9| 3.7| 92| Palm Beach Avenue – Palm Beach, Elanora|
Tallebudgera Creek| 8.4| 5.2| Bridge over the river (Bridge name unknown)
Gold Coast| Tallebudgera| 8.7| 5.4| 89| Tallebudgera Creek Road – Tallebudgera| Modified trumpet interchange
Burleigh Heads| 10.9| 6.8| 87|  Southport–Burleigh Road (formerly Bermuda Street) (State Route 3) – Southport, Reedy Creek| Diverging Diamond Interchange
Reedy Creek| 13.0| 8.1| 85|  Burleigh Connection Road (State Route 80) – Burleigh Heads, Reedy Creek, Varsity Lakes| Modified trumpet interchange
Robina| 16.1| 10.0| 82|  Robina Parkway (State Route 7) – Clear Island Waters| Diamond interchange
Mudgeeraba Creek| 16.6| 10.3| Bridge over the river (Bridge name unknown)
Gold Coast| Mudgeeraba| 17.4| 10.8| 80| The Link Way to
Gold Coast – Springbrook Road (State Route 99) – Mudgeeraba, Springbrook National Park| Northbound exit only via a slip lane
Robina| 18.3| 11.4| 79|  Mudgeeraba Road (State Route 42) – Gilston| Modified dumbbell interchange
Worongary| 21.0| 13.0| 77|  Mudgeeraba Road (State Route 50) – south – Mudgeeraba
Gooding Drive (State Route 50) – east – Carrara| Grade-separated dumbbell interchange
22.8| 14.2| 75| Elysium Road| Grade-separated dumbbell interchange
Highland Park| 24.8| 15.4| 73| Alexander Drive – west – Highland Park
Nielsens Road – east – Carrara|
Nerang| 29.9| 18.6| 72| Pappas Way – Highland Park, Carrara| Formerly exit 71A
31.5| 19.6| 71|

* Nerang Connection Road (State Route 90) – west – Nerang
* Nerang–Broadbeach Road (State Route 90) – east – Broadbeach

| Diamond interchange
Nerang River| 28.2| 17.5| Bridge over the river (Bridge name unknown)
Gold Coast| Nerang| 29.0| 18.0| 69|  Southport–Nerang Road (State Route 20) – west – Nerang – east  – Surfers Paradise, Ashmore, Southport| Southbound exit and entrance, and indirect northbound exit and entrance via Nerang Connection Road
Arundel| 32.1| 19.9| 66|  Smith Street Motorway (State Route 10) – Gaven, Parkwood, Sea World, Gold Coast University Hospital| Modified trumpet and grade-separated diamond interchange
Helensvale| 35.5| 22.1| 62|  Gold Coast Highway (State Route 2) – Pacific Pines, Gold Coast| Modified trumpet and parclo interchange
37.9| 23.5| 60| Helensvale Road – Hope Island, Oxenford, Movie World, Wet'n'Wild|
40.4| 25.1| 57|  Hope Island Road (State Route 4) – Hope Island| Diamond interchange
57|  Tamborine–Oxenford Road (State Route 95) – Tamborine Mountain, Oxenford
Coomera River| 41.4| 25.7| Bridge over the river (Bridge name unknown)
Gold Coast| Coomera| 43.6| 27.1| 54| Foxwell Road – Coomera, Upper Coomera, Dreamworld| Modified parclo
Pimpama| 48.3| 30.0| 49| Pimpama–Jacobs Well Road – Pimpama, Jacobs Well| Dumbbell interchange
Ormeau| 51.2| 31.8| 45| Mirambeena Drive / Tillyroen Road – Ormeau, Jacobs Well, Norwell| Dumbbell interchange, northbound exit and southbound entrance only
53.6| 33.3| 45| Eggersdorf Road / Peachey Road – Ormeau, Kingsholme, Norwell| Dumbbell interchange, northbound entrance and southbound exit only
57.1| 35.5| 41| Computer Road – Yatala, Ormeau| Dumbbell interchange
Yatala| 60.0| 37.3| 38| Stapylton – Jacobs Well Road – Yatala, Stapylton| Dumbbell interchange
Albert River| 61.3| 38.1| Bridge over the river (Bridge name unknown)
Logan| Beenleigh| 62.3| 38.7| 35|  Main Street (State Route 94) – Beenleigh| Grade separated roundabout interchange
64.2| 39.9| 34|  City Road (State Route 92) – Beenleigh| Grade separated roundabout interchange
Logan River| 65.6| 40.8| Bridge over the river (Bridge name unknown)
Logan| Browns Plains| 66.8| 41.5| 31|  Logan Motorway (M6) – Ipswich, Toowoomba| Trumpet interchange
Loganholme| 68.0| 42.3| 30|  Beenleigh–Redland Bay Road (State Route 47) – Redland Bay, Cleveland|
Tanah Merah| 69.8| 43.4| 28| Bryants Rd – Shailer Park, Tanah Merah|
Slacks Creek| 71.0| 44.1| 26| Murrays Rd – Slacks Creek| Northbound exit and entrance via Nujooloo Road
Southbound exit and entrance via Mandew Street (part of Exit 28)
73.3| 45.5| 24| Winnets Road / Loganlea Road – Daisy Hill, Loganlea|
74.6| 46.4| 23|  Paradise Road / Chatswood Road (State Route 50) – Slacks Creek, Logan Central, Springwood| Northbound entrance and southbound entrance and exit only
Springwood| 75.8| 47.1| 22| Old Pacific Highway – Springwood| Southbound exit only
77.3| 48.0| 20|  Logan Road (State Route 30) / Old Pacific Highway – Rochedale, Underwood, Springwood| Trumpet interchange and partial diamond interchange
Rochedale South| 78.2| 48.6| 19|  Rochedale Road (State Route 30) – Rochedale, Underwood| Northbound entrance and southbound exit only
Brisbane| Eight Mile Plains| 81.5| 50.6| 16|  Gateway Motorway (M1 [northeast]) – Murarrie, Sunshine Coast, Brisbane Airport
Gateway Motorway (M2 [southwest]) – Drewvale, Browns Plains| Trumpet interchange. Pacific Motorway continues north as the M3.
Gateway Motorway heads northeast as the M1.
Heading south, the Pacific Motorway carries the M1 shield.
MacGregor| 83.4| 51.8| 14|  Logan Road (State Route 95) – Upper Mount Gravatt, Eight Mile Plains|
Upper Mount Gravatt| 86.6| 53.8| 11|  Klump Road / Mains Road (State Route 36) – Upper Mount Gravatt, Griffith University| Northbound entrance and southbound exit only
Mount Gravatt| 88.6| 55.1| 9| Gaza Road – Mount Gravatt, Griffith University| Northbound exit and southbound entrance only
Tarragindi| 90.0| 55.9| 8|  Marshall Road (State Routes 10 and 11) – Holland Park| Northbound entrance and southbound exit only
Greenslopes| 93.0| 57.8| 5|  Juliette Street / Cornwall Street – Greenslopes, Annerley| Northbound exit and southbound entrance via Juliette Street
Northbound entrance and southbound exit via Cornwall Street
Woolloongabba| 94.4| 58.7| 4|  Clem Jones Tunnel (M7) – Sunshine Coast, Northern Suburbs, Brisbane Airport| Northbound exit and southbound entrance only
South Brisbane| 95.0| 59.0| 2|  Stanley Street / Vulture Street (State Route 41) – East Brisbane, South Brisbane, Highgate Hill| Northbound exit and southbound entrance via Stanley Street
Northbound entrance and southbound exit via Vulture Street
Brisbane River| 95.6| 59.4| Captain Cook Bridge
Brisbane| Brisbane CBD| 96.4| 59.9| | Margaret Street|
96.7| 60.1| | Elizabeth Street|
97.1| 60.3| | Turbot Street| Northbound exit only
97.4| 60.5| | Herschel Street| Northbound exit only
|  Riverside Expressway (M3)| Northern terminus of the Pacific Motorway; road continues as the
Riverside Expressway (M3) to – Sunshine Coast, Brisbane Airport
State Route 33 Coronation Drive – Indooroopilly
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

* Concurrency terminus
* Incomplete access
* Tolled
* Route transition

### Notes

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1. ^ a b Listing includes: terminals, declared roads, former alignments, and intersections where a turn is required to remain on the highway, and minor roads at these intersections.
2. ^ Exits are numbered progressively from the Brisbane CBD.

## See also

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* Australian Roads portal
* Queensland portal
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## References

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1. ^ Pacific Motorway (M1) upgrade planning: Nerang to Tugun Archived 12 November 2012 at the Wayback Machine. Retrieved 10 January 2013.
2. ^ "Track". Pacific Motorway (Brisbane to Ewingsdale). GPSies. Archived from the original on 23 April 2014. Retrieved 2 March 2014.
3. ^ a b Gregory, Helen; Dianne Mclay (2010). Building Brisbane's History: Structure, Sculptures, Stories and Secrets. Warriewood, New South Wales: Woodslane Press. pp. 8–10. ISBN 9781921606199.
4. ^ Cole, John (1984). Shaping a city : greater Brisbane 1925-1985. Brisbane, Qld: William Brooks.`{{cite book}}`: CS1 maint: date and year (link)
5. ^ a b Bevan, David (2007). The Pacific Motorway Report: An investigation into the actions of the Department of Main Roads in relation to noise and safety issues concerning the Pacific Motorway (PDF). Brisbane: Queensland Ombudsman. p. xiv. ISBN 978-0-9758442-9-8. Archived (PDF) from the original on 13 April 2013. Retrieved 19 May 2013.
6. ^ Pacific Motorway (M1) upgrade: Springwood (south) to Daisy Hill Archived 16 January 2013 at the Wayback Machine. Retrieved 10 January 2013.
7. ^ "RTA and Tweed Council traffic master plan" Archived 30 August 2007 at the Wayback Machine
8. ^ Department of Main Roads Annual Report 1965–1966
9. ^ Department of Main Roads Annual Report 1970–1971
10. ^ Department of Main Roads Annual Report 1972–1973
11. ^ Department of Main Roads Annual Report 1975–1976
12. ^ a b c Queensland Roads, December 1981
13. ^ Department of Main Roads Annual Report 1977–1978
14. ^ Department of Main Roads Annual Report 1978–1979
15. ^ Department of Main Roads Annual Report 1980–1981
16. ^ Queensland Roads, December 1982
17. ^ Department of Main Roads Annual Report 1984–1985
18. ^ a b Department of Main Roads Annual Report 1985–1986
19. ^ Queensland Roads, July 1987
20. ^ Queensland Roads, July 1988
21. ^ Queensland Transport Annual Report 1994–95
22. ^ [1] Archived 23 February 2014 at the Wayback Machine Department of Main Roads Annual Report 1995-1996
23. ^ Department of Main Roads Annual Report 1996–1997
24. ^ "M1 Drives Growth in South East". Archived from the original on 5 March 2016. Retrieved 13 January 2015.
25. ^ [2] Archived 16 August 2016 at the Wayback Machine Nerang to Worongary completed
26. ^ [3] Archived 4 March 2016 at the Wayback Machine Upgrade to busy section of Pacific Motorway complete
27. ^ [4] Archived 28 October 2020 at the Wayback Machine Gateway Merge is now complete since May 2020.
28. ^ "Pacific Motorway Eight Mile Plains to Daisy Hill Upgrade (Sports Drive to Gateway Motorway upgrade)". Queensland Government. 15 July 2022. Retrieved 13 September 2022.
29. ^ "Pacific Motorway, Eight Mile Plains to Daisy Hill Upgrade (Pacific Highway early works upgrade)". Queensland Government. 25 August 2022. Retrieved 13 September 2022.
30. ^ "Pacific Motorway Eight Mile Plains to Daisy Hill Upgrade (Watland Street to Sports Drive upgrade)". Queensland Government. 15 July 2022. Retrieved 13 September 2022.
31. ^ "Pacific Motorway M1 Daisy Hill to Logan Motorway". Queensland Government. 11 August 2022. Retrieved 13 September 2022.
32. ^ "Pacific Motorway, Eight Mile Plains to Daisy Hill Upgrade (Rochedale bus station and park 'n' ride)". Queensland Government. 15 July 2022. Retrieved 13 September 2022.
33. ^ "Government Gazette of the state of New South Wales" (PDF). 1 February 2013. p. 8 (236). Archived from the original (PDF) on 28 April 2013. Retrieved 6 June 2013.
34. ^ "Government Gazette of the state of New South Wales" (PDF). 10 May 2013. p. 15 (1667). Archived from the original (PDF) on 3 January 2015. Retrieved 6 June 2013.
35. ^ Pacific Highway – Section: Chinderah to Tweed Heads Archived 22 February 2014 at the Wayback Machine, Ozroads. Retrieved 22 May 2013.
36. ^ Banora Point Archived 15 June 2013 at the Wayback Machine, Roads and Maritime Services. Retrieved 17 May 2013.
37. ^ Ewingsdale to Tyagarah Realignment – Road Projects Archived 15 June 2013 at the Wayback Machine, Roads and Maritime Services. Retrieved 17 May 2013.
38. ^ Tandy's Lane – Road Projects Archived 15 June 2013 at the Wayback Machine, Roads and Maritime Services. Retrieved 17 May 2013.
39. ^ Brunswick Heads to Yelgun – Road Projects Archived 15 June 2013 at the Wayback Machine, Roads and Maritime Services. Retrieved 17 May 2013.
40. ^ Yelgun to Chinderah – Road Projects Archived 15 June 2013 at the Wayback Machine, Roads and Maritime Services. Retrieved 17 May 2013.
41. ^ Chindera Bypass Archived 15 June 2013 at the Wayback Machine, Roads and Maritime Services. Retrieved 17 May 2013.
42. ^ Speed Camera - M1 Tarragindi QLD. Holland Park West, QLD, 4121 Archived 15 July 2011 at the Wayback Machine. POIDB on fixed speed cameras.
43. ^ New speed cameras installed on M1 Archived 11 January 2013 at the Wayback Machine. Retrieved 10 January 2013.
44. ^ "Locations of speed and red light cameras". Queensland Government. Archived from the original on 22 February 2015. Retrieved 22 February 2015. "Fixed speed cameras are located: ...Pacific Motorway at Gaven, Pacific Motorway at Loganholme, Pacific Motorway at Tarragindi..."
45. ^ "Pacific Mwy, Tyagarah NSW 2481, Australia to Pacific Mwy, Cobaki Lakes, NSW, Australia" (Map). Google Maps. Retrieved 1 April 2017.
46. ^ "Pacific Mwy, Cobaki Lakes, NSW, Australia to Riverside Expressway, Brisbane City QLD 4000, Australia" (Map). Google Maps. Retrieved 1 April 2017.

## External links

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* "Pacific Motorway M1 upgrade program". Department of Transport and Main Roads. 3 December 2021.
* 27530 Slides of the South East Freeway and Lake Moondarra, State Library of Queensland

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Road infrastructure in Brisbane

Freeways|

* Airport Link Tunnel
* Bruce Highway (M1)
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* Inner City Bypass
* Ipswich Motorway
* Legacy Way
* Logan Motorway
* Port of Brisbane Motorway
* Riverside Expressway
* Pacific Motorway
* Warrego Highway (M2)
* Western Freeway

Highways and major roads|

* Gympie Road
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* Logan Road
* Moggill Road
* Mount Lindesay Highway
* Old Cleveland Road
* Sandgate Road

Arterials and other roads|

* Annerley Road
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* Coronation Drive
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* Gregory Terrace
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Road infrastructure in the Gold Coast

Motorways:|

* Pacific Motorway (Brisbane–Brunswick Heads) and Tugun Bypass
* Smith Street Motorway,  Coomera Connector (under construction)

Highways:|

* Gold Coast Highway

Major roads:|

* Bermuda Street
* Burleigh Connection Road
* Bundall Road
* Ferry Road
* Gooding Drive
* Nerang–Broadbeach Road
* Robina Parkway
* Southport–Burleigh Road
* Southport–Nerang Road
* Surfers Paradise Boulevard

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Motorways|

* Federal Highway
* Hume Highway
* Hunter Expressway
* Pacific Motorway (Brisbane–Brunswick Heads)
* Pacific Motorway (Sydney–Newcastle)
* Princes Motorway

Major highways|

* Barrier Highway
* Barton Highway
* Central Coast Highway
* Great Western Highway
* Illawarra Highway
* Mid-Western Highway
* Mitchell Highway
* New England Highway
* Newcastle Inner City Bypass
* Newcastle Link Road
* Newell Highway
* Olympic Highway
* Pacific Highway
* Princes Highway
* Sturt Highway

Minor highways|

* Appin Road
* Bells Line of Road
* Big River Way
* Bruxner Highway
* Burley Griffin Way
* Castlereagh Highway
* Cobb Highway
* Fossickers Way
* Golden Highway
* Goldfields Way
* Gwydir Highway
* Kamilaroi Highway
* Kidman Way
* Kings Highway
* Lachlan Valley Way
* Memorial Drive
* Monaro Highway
* Oxley Highway
* Picton Road
* Riverina Highway
* Silver City Highway
* Snowy Mountains Highway
* Summerland Way
* Waterfall Way

Other roads|

* Alpine Way
* Barry Way
* Bathurst-Ilford Road
* Bucketts Way
* Bylong Valley Way
* Camden Valley Way
* Carnarvon Highway
* Escort Way
* Giinagay Way
* Goulburn-Oberon Road
* Henry Lawson Way
* Henry Parkes Way
* Irrigation Way
* Jenolan Caves Road
* Kosciuszko Road
* Macleay Valley Way
* Murray Valley Highway
* O'Connell Road
* Old Hume Highway
* Putty Road
* Remembrance Drive
* Solitary Islands Way
* Thunderbolts Way
* Wombeyan Caves Road
* Yass Valley Way

Road bridges

(disused/former)|

* Abbotsford
* Balun Bindarray
* Beckers
* Bethanga
* Bland Creek
* Colemans
* Coonamit
* Cooreei
* Crankies Plain
* Dennis
* Dunmore
* The Entrance
* Fitzgearld (Aberdeen)
* Fitzgerald (Raymond Terrace)
* Gee Gee
* George Chaffey
* Glennies
* Goodradigbee
* Grafton
* Harwood
* Hampden (Kangaroo Valley)
* Hay
* Hexham
* Hinton
* Holt-Bragg
* Junction
* Karuah (Monkerai)
* Lennox (Glenbrook)
* MacDonald (St Albans)
* McFarlane
* McKanes Falls
* Macleay Valley
* Martin
* Mooney Mooney
* Morpeth
* Mulwala
* Mungindi
* Murray
* Barham
* Swan Hill
* Tocumwal
* Tooleybuc
* Nowra
* Rip
* Rossi
* Sea Cliff
* Sheahan
* Stockton
* Taemas
* Tea Gardens-Hawks Nest
* Tourle Street
* Towamba
* Vacy
* Victoria (Picton)
* Williams (Clarence Town)
* Wallaby Rocks
* Wollombi (Bulga)
* Yowaka (Greigs Flat)

* Denison
* Hampden (Wagga Wagga)
* Murrumbidgee (Carrathool)
* Old Cobram-Barooga
* Old Mildura
* Thornes

Vehicular ferries|

* Berowra Waters
* Lawrence
* Lower Portland
* Sackville
* Speewa
* Ulmarra
* Webbs Creek
* Wisemans
* Wymah

Tunnels|

* Cudgen
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* Tugun Bypass

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Motorways

* Airport Link Tunnel
* Bruce Highway (M1)
* Centenary Motorway
* Clem Jones Tunnel
* Cunningham Highway (M15)
* Gateway Motorway
* Gympie Arterial Road
* Inner City Bypass
* Ipswich Motorway
* Legacy Way
* Logan Motorway
* Pacific Motorway
* Port of Brisbane Motorway
* Riverside Expressway
* Smith Street Motorway
* Sunshine Motorway
* Toowoomba Bypass (Gore Highway/Warrego Highway)
* Townsville Ring Road
* Tugun Bypass
* Warrego Highway (M2)
* Western Freeway, Brisbane

National highways

* Barkly Highway
* Bruce Highway
* Cunningham Highway
* Gore Highway
* Landsborough Highway
* Leichhardt Highway
* New England Highway
* Warrego Highway

Highways

* Balonne Highway
* Barwon Highway
* Boulia Mount Isa Highway
* Brisbane Valley Highway
* Burnett Highway
* Bunya Highway
* Capricorn Highway
* Captain Cook Highway
* Carnarvon Highway
* Castlereagh Highway
* D'Aguilar Highway
* Dawson Highway
* Donohue Highway
* Flinders Highway
* Gillies Highway
* Gold Coast Highway
* Gregory Highway
* Isis Highway
* Kennedy Highway
* Leichhardt Highway
* Mitchell Highway
* Moonie Highway
* Mount Lindesay Highway
* Mulligan Highway
* Palmerston Highway
* Peak Downs Highway
* Scenic Highway
* Wide Bay Highway

Major roads

* Anzac Avenue
* Cairns Western Arterial Road
* Coronation Drive
* David Low Way
* Deagon Deviation
* Esk–Hampton Road
* Gympie Road
* Ipswich Road
* Kingsford Smith Drive
* Logan Road
* Maroochydore Road
* Mackay Ring Road (stage 1)
* Milton Road
* Moggill Road
* Nicklin Way
* Old Cleveland Road
* Sandgate Road
* Toowoomba Connection Road

Other roads – South–east

* Annerley Road
* Beaudesert–Beenleigh Road
* Beaudesert–Boonah Road
* Beaudesert–Nerang Road
* Beenleigh–Redland Bay Road
* Beerburrum Road
* Boonah–Fassifern Road
* Boonah–Rathdowney Road
* Burleigh Connection Road
* Burpengary–Caboolture Road
* Brisbane–Woodford Road
* Caboolture–Bribie Island Road
* Caloundra Road
* Cavendish Road
* Cleveland–Redland Bay Road
* Cooroy–Noosa Road
* Eumundi–Noosa Road
* Glass House Mountains Road
* Gooding Drive
* Gatton–Clifton Road
* Ipswich–Boonah Road
* Kilcoy–Beerwah Road
* Kilcoy–Murgon Road
* Morayfield Road
* Mount Cotton Road
* Nambour–Bli Bli Road
* Nambour Connection Road
* Nerang–Broadbeach Road
* Nerang–Murwillumbah Road
* Robina Parkway
* South Pine Road
* Southport–Burleigh Road
* Southport–Nerang Road
* Springbrook Road
* Steve Irwin Way
* Surfers Paradise Boulevard
* Tamborine Mountain Road
* Yandina–Bli Bli Road
* Yandina–Coolum Road

Other roads – Regional

* Atherton–Herberton Road
* Barcaldine–Aramac Road
* Blackall–Jericho Road
* Bundaberg–Bargara Road
* Bundaberg–Gin Gin Road
* Bundaberg–Port Road
* Chinchilla–Wondai Road
* Clermont–Alpha Road
* Cloncurry–Dajarra Road
* Cooroy–Gympie Road
* Dalby–Cecil Plains Road
* Dalby–Cooyar Road
* Dalby–Jandowae Road
* Eidsvold–Theodore Road
* Eton–Homebush Road
* Gin Gin–Mount Perry Road
* Gladstone–Benaraby Road
* Gladstone–Monto Road
* Gladstone–Mount Larcom Road
* Gympie–Brooloo Road
* Hughenden–Muttaburra Road
* Inglewood–Texas Road
* Isisford–Blackall Road
* Kenilworth–Brooloo Road
* Longlands Gap–Herberton Road
* Mackay–Eungella Road
* Malanda–Atherton Road
* Marian–Eton Road
* Marian–Hampden Road
* Marlborough–Sarina Road
* Mary Valley Road
* Maryborough–Biggenden Road
* Maryborough–Hervey Bay Road
* Millaa Millaa–Malanda Road
* Millmerran–Cecil Plains Road
* Millmerran–Inglewood Road
* Monto–Mount Perry Road
* Mundubbera–Durong Road
* Muttaburra–Aramac Road
* Oakey–Cooyar Road
* Ootann Road
* Pampas–Horrane Road
* Pechey–Maclagan Road
* Proserpine–Shute Harbour Road
* Richmond–Croydon Road
* Richmond–Winton Road
* Rockhampton–Emu Park Road
* Rockhampton–Yeppoon Road
* Roma–Condamine Road
* Roma–Taroom Road
* Sarina–Homebush Road
* Stanthorpe–Texas Road
* Tin Can Bay Road
* Toowoomba–Cecil Plains Road
* Toowoomba–Karara Road

Developmental roads / Outback tracks

* Bamaga Road
* Birdsville Developmental Road
* Birdsville Track
* Bowen Developmental Road
* Burke Developmental Road
* Bulloo Developmental Road
* Cooper Developmental Road
* Dawson Developmental Road
* Diamantina Developmental Road
* Eyre Developmental Road
* Fitzroy Developmental Road
* Gregory Developmental Road
* Gulf Developmental Road
* Hervey Range Developmental Road
* Kennedy Developmental Road
* Outback Highway
* Peninsula Developmental Road
* Surat Developmental Road
* Suttor Developmental Road
* Thomson Developmental Road
* Wills Developmental Road

Minor roads – South–east (Described in other articles)

* Advancetown–Mudgeeraba Road
* Beechmont Road
* Bells Creek Arterial Road
* Binna Burra Road
* Birkdale Road
* Brighton–Redcliffe Road
* Brisbane–Redland Road
* Burpengary Service Road
* Caboolture–Beachmere Road
* Caboolture Connection Road
* Caloundra–Mooloolaba Road
* Camp Cable Road
* Capalaba–Cleveland Road
* Capalaba–Victoria Point Road
* Carneys Creek Road
* Clontarf–Anzac Avenue Road
* Colburn Avenue
* Cooroy Connection Road
* Dayboro Road
* Deception Bay Road
* East–West Arterial Road
* Emu Mountain Road
* Esk–Kilcoy Road
* Eumundi–Kenilworth Road
* Everton Park–Albany Creek Road (Old Northern Road)
* Everton Park Link Road
* Forest Hill–Fernvale Road
* Gatton–Esk Road
* Gatton–Helidon Road
* Gatton–Laidley Road
* Haigslea–Amberley Road
* Hinze Dam Road
* Ipswich–Cunningham Highway Connection Road
* Ipswich–Rosewood Road
* Ipswich–Warrego Highway Connection Road
* Kalbar Connection Road
* Karrabin–Rosewood Road
* Kawana Way
* Kenilworth–Skyring Creek Road
* Laidley–Plainland Road
* Lake Moogerah Road
* Landsborough–Maleny Road
* Maleny–Kenilworth Road
* Maleny–Montville Road
* Maleny–Stanley River Road
* Maroon Dam Road
* Montville–Mapleton Road
* Moogerah Connection Road
* Mooloolah Connection Road
* Mount Alford Road
* Mount Crosby Road
* Mount Mee Road
* Mount Sylvia Road
* Mulgowie Road
* Murphys Creek Road
* Nambour–Mapleton Road
* Obi Obi Road
* Palmwoods–Mooloolah Road
* Pumicestone Road
* Redcliffe Road
* Redland Bay Road
* River Road (Queensland)
* Riverview–Moggill Ferry Road
* Rosewood–Laidley Road
* Rosewood–Marburg Road
* Rosewood–Warrill View Road
* Running Creek Road
* Southern Cross Way
* Strathpine–Samford Road (Eatons Crossing Road)
* Swanbank Road
* Tamborine–Nerang Road
* Tamborine–Oxenford Road
* Warrill View–Peak Crossing Road
* Waterford–Tamborine Road
* Western Arterial Road
* Wivenhoe–Somerset Road
* Woombye–Montville Road

Minor roads – Regional (A–K) (Described in other articles)

* Allora–Goomburra Road
* Alpha–Tambo Road
* Amiens Road
* Anderson Street
* Angus Smith Drive Connection Road
* Aramac–Torrens Creek Road
* Auburn Road (Queensland)
* Ayr–Dalbeg Road
* Ayr–Ravenswood Road
* Bajool–Port Alma Road
* Bauple–Woolooga Road
* Beatrice Way
* Biloela–Callide Road
* Biloela–Duaringa Road
* Blackall–Adavale Road
* Blackwater–Cooroorah Road
* Blackwater–Rolleston Road
* Blue Mountain Road
* Boogan Road
* Boompa Road
* Booral Road
* Booyal–Dallarnil Road
* Boreen Road
* Boreen Point–Tewantin Road
* Bowenville–Norwin Road
* Boyne Island Road
* Bracker Road
* Brookstead–Norwin Road
* Brooweena–Woolooga Road
* Bundaberg–Miriam Vale Road
* Bundaberg Ring Road
* Bunya Mountains–Maclagan Road
* Bunya Mountains Road
* Burdekin Falls Dam Road
* Burnett Heads Road
* Burrum Heads Road
* Byee Road
* Cambooya Connection Road
* Cania Dam Road
* Charlton Connection Road
* Chinchilla–Tara Road
* Clermont Connection Road
* Clifton–Leyburn Road
* Collinsville–Elphinstone Road
* Comet River Road
* Condamine–Meandarra Road
* Cramsie–Muttaburra Road
* Crystal Brook Road
* Dalby–Kogan Road
* Dalrymple Creek Road
* Davidson Road
* Discovery Drive Connection Road
* Douglas–Garbutt Road
* Drayton Connection Road
* Duaringa–Apis Creek Road
* Duaringa Connection Road
* East Evelyn Road
* Eimeo Road
* El Arish–Mission Beach Road
* Elliott Heads Road
* Eungella Dam Road
* Felton - Clifton Road
* Freestone Road
* Garbutt–Upper Ross Road
* Gavial–Gracemere Road
* Gayndah - Mount Perry Road
* Gladstone Port Access Road
* Glenella Connection Road
* Goodwood Road
* Goondiwindi Connection Road
* Goondiwindi West Connection Road
* Greenmount Connection Road
* Greenmount - Hirstvale Road
* Gregory - Cannon Valley Road
* Gympie Connection Road
* Gympie–Woolooga Road
* Halifax–Lucinda Point Road
* Hay Point Road
* Henderson Drive
* Herberton–Petford Road
* Homebush Road
* Home Hill–Kirknie Road
* Ilfracombe–Aramac Road
* Ingham–Abergowrie Road
* Ingham–Forrest Beach Road
* Ingham–Halifax–Bemerside Road
* Innes Park Road
* Innisfail–Japoon Road
* Isisford–Emmet Road
* Isisford–Ilfracombe Road
* Jackson–Wandoan Road
* Jandowae Connection Road
* Julia Creek–Kynuna Road
* Kalpowar Road
* Kamerunga Road
* Keppel Sands Road
* Kilkivan–Tansey Road
* Kingaroy–Barkers Creek Road
* Kingaroy–Burrandowan Road
* Kingaroy–Cooyar Road
* Kingaroy–Jandowae Road
* Kin Kin Road
* Kogan–Condamine Road
* Koumala–Bolingbroke Road
* Kurrimine Beach Road

Minor roads – Regional (L–Z) (Described in other articles)

* Leslie Dam Road
* Leyburn–Cunningham Road
* Macalister–Bell Road
* Mackay–Bucasia Road
* Mackay–Habana Road
* Mackay–Slade Point Road
* Maidenwell–Bunya Mountains Road
* Malanda–Lake Barrine Road
* Malanda–Upper Barron Road
* Maraju–Yakapari Road
* Mareeba–Dimbulah Road
* Maryborough–Cooloola Road
* Mary Valley Link Road
* May Downs Road
* Meandarra–Talwood Road
* Memerambi–Gordonbrook Road
* Millmerran–Leyburn Road
* Mirani–Eton Road
* Mirani–Mount Ossa Road
* Mitchell–Forestvale Road
* Mitchell–St George Road
* Miva Road
* Moore Park Road
* Mossman–Mount Molloy Road
* Mount Ossa–Seaforth Road
* Mount Spec Road
* Mourilyan Harbour Road
* Mulgrave Road
* Mungar Road
* Murgon–Barambah Road
* Murgon–Gayndah Road
* Nanango–Tarong Road
* Nobby Connection Road
* North Townsville Road
* North Ward Road
* Oakey Connection Road
* Oakey–Pittsworth Road
* Ogmore Connection Road
* Okeden Road
* Orion Ten Chain Road
* Oxford Downs–Sarina Road
* Pialba–Burrum Heads Road
* Pine Creek–Yarrabah Road
* Pittsworth–Felton Road
* Pomona Connection Road
* Port Connection Road
* Proston–Boondooma Road
* Pyramids Road
* Rainbow Beach Road
* Rockhampton–Ridgelands Road
* Rockleigh–North Mackay Road
* Ross River Road
* Ryeford–Pratten Road
* Sarina–Coast Road
* Shaw Road
* Silkwood–Japoon Road
* Smithfield Bypass
* South Johnstone Road
* South Mission Beach Road
* South Townsville Road
* Spring Creek Road
* Stanthorpe–Amosfield Road
* Stanthorpe Connection Road
* Stanthorpe–Inglewood Road
* St Lawrence Connection Road
* St Lawrence–Croydon Road
* Stone River Road
* Stratford Connection Road
* Tannum Sands Road
* Texas–Yelarbon Road
* The Cedars Road
* Tinaroo Falls Dam Road
* Toowoomba Athol Road
* Torbanlea–Pialba Road
* Townsville Connection Road
* Townsville Port Road
* Tuchekoi Road
* Tully–Hull Road
* Tully–Mission Beach Road
* Wallumbilla South Road
* Warra–Canaga Creek Road
* Warra–Kogan Road
* Warwick–Allora Road
* Warwick–Killarney Road
* Warwick–Yangan Road
* Western Yeppoon–Emu Park Road
* Wondai–Proston Road
* Woodstock–Giru Road
* Wuruma Dam Road
* Wyaga Road
* Yabba Creek Road
* Yakapari–Habana Road
* Yakapari–Seaforth Road
* Yangan–Killarney Road
* Yelarbon–Keetah Road

State Strategic Touring Routes

* Adventure Way
* Australia's Country Way
* Capricorn Way
* Great Inland Way
* Leichhardt Way
* Matilda Way
* Overlanders Way
* Pacific Coast Way
* Savannah Way
* Warrego Way

Proposals

* Bruce Highway Western Alternative
* Coomera Connector
* Kenmore Bypass
* Mackay Ring Road (stages 2 and 3)
* Queensland Inland Freight Route
* Rockhampton Ring Road

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