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TRANSPORT - GETTING AROUND BRISBANE Organisation Contact Website Comments Other QLD PUBLIC TRANSPORT TRANSPORT - GETTING AROUND BRISBANE Organisation Contact Website Comments Other QLD PUBLIC TRANSPORT Translink is the State government transport service authority. It is part of the Department of Transport Site can be used to provide and Main Roads. Go to the home page and work information about Go Card, TRANSLINK 13 12 30 http://translink.com.au/ through the options to locate the infromation you registering online for Go Card, dispute are seeking - fares, maps, bus numbers and resolution and general assistance. direction assistance on the buses, ferries or train. Call 13 12 30 and request a three way conversation with an Services to assist Non-English speaking people and Translink - Non-English Speaking callers intepreter. The Northern and Eastern Busways call 13 14 http://translink.com.au/ to source the translation and intepreting services 50. (TIS) BUS SERVICES Refer to Translink Website for services Bribie Island Coaches 07 3408 2562 www.bribiecoaches.com.au Bus services for Brisbane and regions Brisbane Transport (Brisbane City Council) - http://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/traffic- 07 3403 8888 Bus services for Brisbane and regions 3403 8888 transport/public-transport/buses Bus Queensland Lockyer Valley 07 5465 1797 http://busqld.com.au/contact/ Bus services for Brisbane and regions Caboolture Bus Lines 07 5495 4744 http://www.caboolturebuslines.com.au/ Bus services for Brisbane and regions Clarks Logan City Bus Service 07 3200 6754 Bus services for Brisbane and regions Hornibrook bus Lines 07 3284 1622 http://www.hornibrook.com.au/ Bus services for Brisbane and regions http://www.kangaroobuslines.com.au/con Kangaroo Bus Lines - 1300 BUS KBL (1300 287 525) Bus services for Brisbane and regions tact-us Mt Gravatt Bus Services 07 3808 7800 www.mtgcoach.com.au Bus services for Brisbane and regions Park Ridge Transit 07 3802 1233 http://busqld.com.au/contact/ Bus services for Brisbane and regions 07 5450 7888 Sunshine Coast; 07 4936 2133 Rockhampton; http://www.sunbus.com.au/sit_contact_u Sunbus 07 4771 9800 Townsville; 07 4778 5130 Magnetic Island; 07 Bus services for Brisbane and regions s.htm 4057 7411 Cairns. Surfside Bus Lines 07 5552 2700 School Services. http://www.surfside.com.au/ Bus services for Brisbane and regions http://www.thompsonbusservices.com.au Thompson Bus Services 07 3882 1200 Bus services for Brisbane and regions / Transdev Queensland 07 3248 6100 http://www.transdevqld.com.au/ Bus services for Brisbane and regions Westside Bus Company - 07 3288 1333 Bus services for Brisbane and regions TRAIN http://www.queenslandrail.com.au/Pages Queensland Rail (passenger) 13 16 17 Information on Queensland Rail - fares, locations /Default.aspx Page 1 of 2 FERRY http://jp.translink.com.au/travel- Refer to Translink information/network- information/ferries/all-timetables Website provides a diverse range of information Brisbane City Council 07 3403 8888 http://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/ about Brisbane services offered by Brisbane City Council and other state government bodies. TAXI'S IN BRISBANE http://www.brisbane- This website provides taxi fares and infromation General taxi information australia.com/brisbane-taxis.html about flagcall http://www.brisbane- Brisbane taxi ranks Website for locating the cab ranks in Brisbane city australia.com/brisbane-city-centre.html Website for contacting Black and White Cabs - site Black and White Cabs 133 222 http://www.blackandwhitecabs.com.au/ iPhone, Facebook and Apps available also indicates services for school transport 131 924 All areas; 136 294 Maxi Taxi Cabs; 133 554 Multi http://www.yellowcab.com.au/contact- website for contacting Yello cab and other options Yellow Cabs Passenger Taxi. us/ for cab hire. Providers of transfer and bus services between Brisbane Airport transfer services (and http://www.con-x- 1300 266 946 - Call Centre. airports and areas - Gold Coast, Brisbane, Sunshine wharf) - Con-X-ion ion.com/pages/ContactUs.aspx Coast ROAD RULES & DRIVING The Queensland Police Service website has 131 444 Policelink - to report non-urgent incidents. 13 Queensland Police Services http://www.police.qld.gov.au/ information on getting your licence, driving rules 19 40 Traffic and Travel Information. and general information about you and the law. http://www.police.qld.gov.au/programs/r Queensland Police Services Web address for road safety and driving rules oadSafety/ Look up driving schools in Brisbane and driving instructors. Locate a service provider in the area Other resources - RACQ Approved Driving http://www.racq.com.au/motoring/driver close to the person in need of driving instruction. RACQ - 131 905 - 24/7 Facebook, twitter Schools _training/learn_to_drive/driving_school There are other sources of information on drivinginstructors - go to Google for a general search. STREET DIRECTIONS & MAPS Getting about Brisbane - finding your way to http://www.australianexplorer.com/maps Provides maps of different places in Brisbane and Website address different places /brisbane.htm regions - Website address https://maps.google.com.au/ Website address http://www.whereis.com/ http://www.brisbane-australia.com/map- Website address brisbane-cbd.html http://www.street- Website address Street Directory for Brisbane directory.com.au/qld/brisbane Page 2 of 2.
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