The Queensland Government offers a sneak peek at the new Cross River Rail
The Queensland Government offers a sneak peek at the new Cross River Rail
The Queensland Government offers a sneak peek at the new Cross River Rail

The Queensland Government offers a sneak peek at the new Cross River Rail

The first look at Brisbane’s next stage in its public transportation expansion has been unveiled. The Cross River Rail will reportedly offer a 10.2 kilometre link between Dutton Park and Bowen Hills.

Commuters in Brisbane’s inner south and north will be able to bypass a good majority of CBD and Fortitude Valley traffic when the newly unveiled plans for the Cross River Rail are completed over the next five years. Alongside the proposed Brisbane Metro Subway System, this massive addition to Brisbane’s transport infrastructure will see new services added to Boggo Road, Woolloongabba, Albert Street, Roma Street and the Exhibition showgrounds, with new surrounding developments at each site improving access to local institutions and landmarks.

State Government forecasts predict that Brisbane’s current transport system is approaching its peak capacity, and the Cross River Rail will alleviate the pressure where growth corridors converge on the CBD. Construction is set to commence in 2018, with completion estimated for 2023. For a closer look at the proposed development, head to the Cross River Rail website or have a look at the fly-through video.

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