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14 April 2019 KEY DIVERSION ROUTES 14 April 2019 KEY DIVERSION ROUTES The following key diversion routes will be in operation between 6am and 1.30pm on Sunday 14 April 2019 to facilitate the Tour de Brisbane event. This information is correct at the time of publishing (11 March 2019). Please note that locations and times of diversion routes are subject to change due to operational requirements. For up-to-date information about road closures and changed traffic conditions, visit www.tourdebrisbane.org/roads. Diversion route name Details Time Western suburbs – Western suburbs inbound diversion route in place between 6am and 10am due to the closure of the Western Freeway, 6am to 10am inbound Legacy Way, Inner City Bypass (between Coronation Drive and Bowen Bridge Road) and Coronation Drive. Access to the city, and eastern and northern suburbs via: • Moggill Road • Jephson Street • Croydon Street • Milton Road • Clem7 (toll free between 6am and 9.30am) • AirportlinkM7 Western suburbs – Western suburbs outbound diversion route in place between 6am and 10am due to the closure of the Western Freeway, 6am to 10am outbound Legacy Way and Coronation Drive. Access from the city, and eastern and northern suburbs via: • Milton Road • Croydon Street • Jephson Street • Moggill Road. • AirportlinkM7 • Clem7 Motorists heading towards the Western Suburbs from the eastern and northern parts of the city, are encouraged to use Clem7 tunnel, which will be toll free between 6am and 9.30am, and then follow Ipswich Road for the most direct route. 1 1300 282 949 | [email protected] 14 April 2019 Diversion route name Details Time St Lucia – inbound St Lucia inbound diversion route in place between 6am and 8.30am due to the closure of Coronation Drive. 6am to 8.30am Access from St Lucia to the city, and eastern and northern suburbs via: • High Street • Sherwood Road • Jephson Street • Croydon Street • Milton Road. Right turn restrictions will be in place on Croydon Street and Milton Road. Please follow all signage. St Lucia – outbound St Lucia outbound diversion route in place between 6am and 8.30am due to the closure of Coronation Drive. 6am to 8.30am Access to St Lucia from the city, and eastern and northern suburbs via: • Milton Road • Croydon Street • Jephson Street • Sherwood Road • High Street. Right turn restrictions will be in place on Croydon Street and Milton Road. Please follow all signage. Rouen Road and Frederick Inbound diversion route in place between 6.30am and 9.30am due to the closure of Rouen Road and Frederick Street. 6.30am to Street – inbound 9.30am Access from Bardon to the city and eastern suburbs via: • Rainworth Road • Baroona Road • Milton Road. Detour signage will be in place. Please follow all signage. 2 1300 282 949 | [email protected] 14 April 2019 Diversion route name Details Time Rouen Road and Frederick Westbound diversion route in place between 6.30am and 9.30am due to the closure of Rouen Road and Frederick Street. 6.30am to Street –westbound 9.30am Access from Bardon to the western suburbs via: • Rainworth Road • Baroona Road • Bayswater Road • Haig Road • Torwood Street • Milton Road • Croydon Street • Jephson Street • Moggill Road. Detour signage will be in place. Right turn restrictions will be in place on Croydon Street and Milton Road. Please follow all signage. Rouen Road and Frederick Outbound diversion route in place between 6.30am and 9.30am due to the closure of Rouen Road and Frederick Street. 6.30am to Street – outbound 9.30am Access to Bardon from the city via: • Petrie Terrace • Caxton Street • Latrobe Terrace. 3 1300 282 949 | [email protected] 14 April 2019 Diversion route name Details Time Hale Street –westbound Westbound diversion route in place between 6am and 10am due to the closure of Hale Street. 6am to 10am Access from Kelvin Grove to the western suburbs via: • Kelvin Grove Road • Countess Street • Upper Roma Street • Milton Road • Croydon Street • Jephson Street • Moggill Road. Right turn restrictions will be in place on Croydon Street and Milton Road. Please follow all signage. Inner City Bypass – Westbound diversion route in place between 6am and 10am due to the closure of the Inner City Bypass. 6am to 10am westbound Access from Hamilton to the city and western suburbs via: • Kingsford Smith Drive • Breakfast Creek Road • Ann Street • Roma Street • Upper Roma Street • Milton Road • Croydon Street • Jephson Street • Moggill Road. • Clem7 (toll free between 6am and 9.30am) Right turn restrictions will be in place on Croydon Street and Milton Road. Please follow all signage. 4 1300 282 949 | [email protected] 14 April 2019 Diversion route name Details Time North Quay Diversion route will be in place between 6am and 8.40am due to the closure of North Quay. 6am to 8:40am All traffic travelling south on North Quay beyond Tank Street will be directed onto Turbot Street. Riverside Expressway – Northbound diversion route will be in place between 6am and 8.40am due to the closure of Riverside Expressway. 6am to 8:40am northbound All traffic travelling north on the Riverside Expressway beyond Stanley Street will be directed onto Turbot Street. Traffic wishing to continue north and west, should turn left from Turbot Street into George Street and continue along Roma Street and Upper Roma Streets. Riverside Expressway – Southbound diversion route will be in place between 6am and 8.40am due to the closure of Riverside Expressway. 6am to 8:40am southbound All traffic wishing to travel south on the Riverside Expressway will need to travel via North Quay and enter the Riverside Expressway at the Tank Street on ramp. All Riverside Expressway ramps accessing the Brisbane CBD (e.g. Elizabeth Street and Margaret Street) will be closed for the duration and all traffic on the Riverside Expressway will be continued south across the Captain Cook Bridge. South Brisbane – South Brisbane eastbound diversion route will be in place between 6am and 8.30am due to the closure of Grey Street, 6am and 8.30am eastbound Merivale Street and Vulture Street. All traffic travelling south on Merivale Street will be diverted onto Ernest Street, Gladstone Road and Annerley Road. Traffic wishing to travel east should turn into Cornwall Street from Annerley Road. South Brisbane – South Brisbane southbound diversion route will be in place between 6am and 8.30am due to the closure of Grey Street, 6am and 8.30am southbound Merivale Street and Vulture Street. All traffic travelling south on Merivale Street will be diverted onto Ernest Street, Gladstone Road and Annerley Road. Traffic wishing to travel south, should continue along Annerley Road and turn right into Ipswich Road. 5 1300 282 949 | [email protected] 14 April 2019 Diversion route name Details Time South Brisbane – South Brisbane northbound diversion route will be in place between 6am and 1.30am due to the closure of the Go 6am and 1.30pm northbound Between Bridge and Grey Street. Traffic travelling west on Vulture Street will need to travel via Cordelia Street and Peel Street to access the William Jolly Bridge and areas north. Montague Road – Montague Road northbound diversion route will be in place between 6am and 10am due to the closure of the Go 6am and 10am northbound Between Bridge. All traffic travelling north on Montague Road beyond Cordelia Street will be diverted onto Merivale Street. Deakin Street and Cairns Deakin Street and Cairns Street southbound diversion route will be in place between 6am and 8.30am due to the closure 6am and 8.30am Street –southbound of Shafston Avenue. All traffic exiting from Deakin Street at Shafston Avenue will be diverted south toward O’Connell Street. Shafston Avenue – Northbound diversion route will be in place between 6am and 8.30am due to the closure of Shafston Avenue. 6am and 8.30am northbound Traffic travelling north on Shafston Avenue, north of the CLEM7 tunnel entry, will be required to undertake a U-Turn or turn right at the O’Connell Street intersection. Main Street – northbound Northbound diversion route will be in place between 6am and 8.30am due to the closure of Main Street and the Story 6am and 8.30am Bridge. Traffic travelling north on Main Street, north of the Bell Street intersection, will be required to undertake a U-Turn or turn right at the Pearson Street intersection. 6 1300 282 949 | [email protected] 14 April 2019 Diversion route name Details Time Miles Platting Road – Eastbound diversion route will be in place between 7.30am and 12.30pm due to the closure of Miles Platting Road. 7.30am and eastbound 12.30pm Traffic travelling east on Miles Platting Road will be diverted north onto the Gateway Motorway. Traffic wishing to travel east of the Gateway Motorway should exit the Gateway Motorway at the Mount Gravatt Capalaba Road exit. Gateway Motorway to Miles Platting Road closures will be in operation between 7.30am and 12.30pm on Sunday 14 April 2019. 7.30am and Miles Platting Road – 12.30pm Pedestrian and cyclist access via footpaths will be maintained during the road closures. westbound Gateway Motorway southbound on and off ramps at Miles Platting Road will also be closed. Traffic exiting the Gateway Motorway northbound onto Miles Platting Road will be diverted westbound towards Logan Road. All eastbound traffic on Miles Platting Road from Logan Road will be diverted onto the Gateway Motorway northbound. Mount Cotton Road – Westbound diversion route will be in place between 7.45am and 12.15pm due to the closure of Mount Cotton Road. 7.45am and westbound 12.15pm Traffic travelling west on Broadwater Road will be diverted north onto Mount Cotton Road. Traffic is to travel west via Moreton Bay Road and Mount Gravatt Capalaba Road.
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