Future metro expansions
Council is exploring ways to expand Brisbane Metro across our city, to the north, east and south.
Brisbane Metro is expanding
Expanding Brisbane Metro will create greater reliability and connectivity of our mass transit network by:
- delivering high-capacity and high-frequency services
- connecting key precincts with our suburbs
- providing more travel options.
Business case
Brisbane City Council, in partnership with the Queensland and Federal governments, are delivering a business case to expand Brisbane Metro.
The business case will confirm alignment, depot locations, network improvements and delivery phasing for new metro routes ahead of the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
New and extended metro routes
The business case will focus on 4 priority corridors:
- Southern Metro - CBD to Springwood: Complementing the extension of the South East Busway to connect to M1 at Eight Mile Plains busway station.
- Eastern Metro - CBD to Capalaba: Connecting central Brisbane, the eastern suburbs of Brisbane and neighbouring urban areas of Redland City Council.
- Northern Metro - CBD to Carseldine: Expanding services between central Brisbane and Lutwyche, Kedron, Chermside, Aspley and Carseldine.
- Airport Metro - CBD to Brisbane Airport: Creating new express connections between Brisbane’s international and domestic terminals and the CBD.
More information
As we prepare for the next phase of this city-shaping project, you can:
- register for updates on the business case
- read more about metro expansions in The race to gold - Brisbane's Games transport legacy.