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State Highways and Motorways Report Transport and Main Roads State Controlled Highways and Motorways Report * as at 11:31 AM - 09 April 2020 *Disclaimer: Road conditions may change rapidly. Please visit https://qldtraffic.qld.gov.au or call 13 19 40 to plan your trip with the most updated road Legend information. Closed to all Vehicles New events are defined as any event entered since 8am the previous day. Freight and Heavy Vehicles: Closed to through traffic For more information on Flood Recovery Permits (FRPs) and freight route information, contact the Flood Recovery Road Access Group: 1300 105 647 or [email protected]. For all other route restrictions use the following link https://qldtraffic.qld.gov.au. Restricted to high clearance vehicles only Heavy Vehicle Conditions of Operation database https://www.service.transport.qld.gov.au/ExcessMassExternal/PublicConditionReport.jsp For movement within and around a local region, contact the regional permits office. Restricted to four wheel drive vehicles only Subject to load limit Excess mass/dimension restriction Recently reopened road/s Road Location Extra details Status Closure / Restriction Reason Last Update Carnarvon Highway (Mungindi Mungindi (Balonne Shire) Queensland Border Road closed to all traffic Hazard: Police incident 09/04/2020 08:15 AM The Border Road) Restrictions Checkpoint Castlereagh Highway Hebel (Balonne Shire) Queensland Border Closed Road closed to all traffic Hazard: Police incident 09/04/2020 08:15 AM (Dirranbandi Hebel Road) COVID-19 restrictions Gateway Mtwy On Ramp (Port Of Murarrie (Brisbane City) RAMP CLOSURE: Gateway Road closed to all traffic Roadworks: Planned roadworks 09/04/2020 09:26 AM Brisbane Motorway) Motorway southbound on-ramp from Port of Brisbane and Lytton Road Gold Coast Highway Bilinga (Gold Coast City) Queensland Border Road closed to through Hazard: Police incident 04/04/2020 09:31 AM Restrictions Checkpoint traffic Page 1 of 2 Road Location Extra details Status Closure / Restriction Reason Last Update Kennedy Developmental Road Hughenden / Lyndhurst (Flinders Hughenden to Etheridge Shire Restricted to four wheel Flooding: Flash flooding due to 08/04/2020 10:08 AM Shire) Council boundary drive vehicles only heavy rain Mapalo Road / Bruce Highway The Leap (Mackay Regional) Mapalo Road, The Leap Road closed to through Roadworks: Planned roadworks 09/03/2020 09:42 AM traffic Mitchell Highway (Leeds Street) Barringun (Paroo Shire) Queensland Border Closed Road closed to all traffic Hazard: Police incident 09/04/2020 08:15 AM COVID-19 restrictions Mount Lindesay Highway Mount Barney (Scenic Rim Regional) Queensland Border Road closed to through Hazard: Police incident 04/04/2020 09:24 AM Restrictions Checkpoint traffic Mulligan Highway Desailly (Mareeba Shire) Covid 19 checkpoint. No Road closed to through Hazard: Police incident 09/04/2020 10:13 AM access to Cape York without traffic Biosecurity Determination 2020 (F2020L00324) New England Highway (Border Wallangarra (Southern Downs Queensland Border Road closed to all traffic Hazard: Police incident 09/04/2020 08:15 AM Street) Regional) Restrictions Checkpoint Pacific Motorway Currumbin Waters (Gold Coast City) Road Closure Checkpoint at Road closed to through Hazard: Police incident 04/04/2020 09:31 AM Stewart Rd Exit 95 traffic Sunshine Motorway Tanawha (Sunshine Coast Regional) Temporary traffic changes Road closed to all traffic Roadworks: Planned roadworks 08/04/2020 03:36 PM Sunshine Motorway and Sippy Downs interchanges 8pm-5am during April 2020. Unnamed Road / Commissioners Saint George (Balonne Shire) Water over road - possibe Road closed to all traffic Flooding: Long-term flooding 13/03/2020 10:54 AM Point Road / Castlereagh damage to road due to heavy rain Highway Page 2 of 2.
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