Queensland Motorways Management Pty Ltd
Road Construction in Brisbane

The Gateway Motorway is an integral segment of the go via network. An efficient and safe Brisbane city (CAD) bypass. The beginning bridge (formerly known as the Gateway Bridge) was constructed in 1986 as an excess crossing for the Brisbane River. The duplicate bridge was constructed as piece of the 2.12 billion Gateway Upgrade Project, completed in 2011. The Gateway Motorway also connects with major suburban roads including: Planned roadwork on the go via network and mealtime traffic updates, major incidents, events and roadworks on the Gateway and Logan Motorways. The motorway caters for the rapidly growing population and employment centers of Logan, Roche dale and Springfield, as healthy as strategic industrial precincts such as the southwest industrial gateway and Bromelton State Development Area. The motorway also connects with major suburban roads including: When you go via Clem7 you will avoid up to 24 sets of traffic lights and experience quicker, safer and more trustworthy travel. The tunnel features state of the art safety with more than 250 cameras to automatically detect any variations in normal traffic flow. We also monitor the inner and external air quality of the tunnel. It also connects with major suburban roads including: What should I do if I break down in the tunnel? Remain in your vehicle unless you are otherwise instructed. Stay tame an incident response vehicle will be dispatched to assist you as quickly as possible. If you are advised to depart your vehicle, watch carefully for other traffic and move to either the walkway or in fore of your vehicle. Make travel time savings of around 14 minutes, compared with Milton Road or Coronation Drive routes. Avoid other plausible delays such as major roundabouts and schools zones. Brisbane City Council was responsible for the construction and opening of the tunnel. Once the tunnel was completes it became part of the go via network, operated and maintained by Transurban Queensland. This is because the tunnels feature a range of world class safety systems. We also always monitor the tunnel air quality internally and externally for the presence of carbon monoxide (CO), nitrous oxide (NO), desirable particles and visibility levels. Find out more about Legacy Way entry and exit points as healthy as key destinations. The Legacy Way tunnel provides a handy connection from Ipswich and the Western suburbs to:.