Logan City Council has assessed options to deliver a long-term solution to tackle traffic congestion at the Middle Road/Teviot Road intersection.
This intersection is expected to see considerable traffic growth in the future years linked to rising demand from the Queensland Government's Priority Development Area of Greater Flagstone.
Our proposed solution involves constructing an elevated interchange at the intersection and a new bridge over the railway line.
The concept plan can be viewed in the 'Documents' section on the right hand side of the page.
Please let us know your views on the concept design by taking the survey below.
For more information, please visit the project webpage:
We are also progressively upgrading the intersection to improve safety and traffic flow until the long-term solution is delivered.
Stage one improvements will be delivered in mid-2022, while a new larger roundabout will be built in a second stage of works as part of a planned upgrade to Teviot Road. More details and links to the designs are included on the following webpages:
Logan City Council has assessed options to deliver a long-term solution to tackle traffic congestion at the Middle Road/Teviot Road intersection.
This intersection is expected to see considerable traffic growth in the future years linked to rising demand from the Queensland Government's Priority Development Area of Greater Flagstone.
Our proposed solution involves constructing an elevated interchange at the intersection and a new bridge over the railway line.
The concept plan can be viewed in the 'Documents' section on the right hand side of the page.
Please let us know your views on the concept design by taking the survey below.
For more information, please visit the project webpage:
We are also progressively upgrading the intersection to improve safety and traffic flow until the long-term solution is delivered.
Stage one improvements will be delivered in mid-2022, while a new larger roundabout will be built in a second stage of works as part of a planned upgrade to Teviot Road. More details and links to the designs are included on the following webpages:
