Travel Time Survey October 2010
During May and June 2010, RACQ conducted a travel time survey along 17 major roads in Brisbane. The aim of this survey was to monitor average travel times and speeds on these routes during the morning and afternoon peak traffic periods, mainly inbound and outbound of Brisbane City.
The results of the 2010 survey were compared to the results of previous travel time surveys conducted by RACQ in 1993, 1996, 2000, 2004, and 2007 and provide an indication of how major roads in Brisbane are currently performing.
Updated 01/10/2010 Download PDF (988.6 KB)
Travel Time Survey May 2007
During March and April 2007, RACQ conducted a travel time survey along 16 major roads in Brisbane. The aim of this survey was to monitor average travel times and speeds on these routes during the morning and afternoon peak traffic periods, mainly inbound and outbound of Brisbane City.
The results of the 2007 survey will be compared to the results of previous travel time surveys conducted by RACQ in 1993, 1996, 2000 and 2004 and provide an indication of how major roads in Brisbane are currently performing.
Updated 31/05/2007 Download PDF (1.0 MB)
Travel Time Survey June 2004
During March 2004 – May 2004, RACQ conducted a travel time survey along 12 major radial arterial roads between Brisbane’s city centre and outer suburbs. The aim of this survey was to monitor average travel times and speeds on these routes during the morning and afternoon peak traffic periods. As a result, the average times and average speeds for cars obtained from this survey could then be compared to the results of previous travel time surveys conducted by RACQ in 1993, 1996 and 2000.
Updated 30/06/2004 Download PDF (755.1 KB)
Travel Time Survey 2000
This travel time survey was conducted in May and June 2000, using various modes of transport (car, bus, bicycle and train) along four major corridors into and out of the Brisbane city centre. The results are summarised according to average times, average speeds and average delays for each mode of transport. Travel speeds and times were compared to results obtained from the 1993 and 1996 RACQ Travel Time Surveys.
Updated 01/10/2000 Download PDF (882.0 KB)
Travel Time Survey 1996
This Travel Time Survey was coordinated by the Traffic and Safety Department in April and May 1996, using various modes of transport (car, bus, train, bicycle) along four major corridors into and out of the Brisbane City Centre during peak times. Results indicate that outbound trips in the evenings were faster than travelling inbound in the mornings and that cars, followed closely by trains, had the fastest travel speeds.
Updated 01/08/1996 Download PDF (740.6 KB)
Travel Time Survey 1994
The RACQ receives many complaints from members regarding traffic congestion on arterial roads in Brisbane. As a result, the RACQ Traffic and Safety Department conducted a survey to monitor average times and speeds on selected arterial routes to and from the Brisbane CBD, during the morning and afternoon peak traffic periods.
Updated 01/04/1994 Download PDF (2.0 MB)
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