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Brisbane Transport

Brisbane has an integrated ticketing system called Translink. One ticket covers bus (almost all operators), train and ferry. Brisbane and its environs, as far north as Gympie and Noosa and as far south as Coolangatta, is divided into 23 concentric zones. Click here for Brisbane Transport Information with details of all timetables across Translink.

Brisbane Trains
Brisbane has a suburban rail service. The electric suburban trains run as far as the Gold Coast in the south, Ipswitch in the west and Caboolture in the north. There are occasional trains which run further north and further west, including an infrequent service as far north as Gympie. The main rail station is Roma Street Transit Centre which connects with buses and Central Station on the corner of Ann Street. Trains connect to Brisbane airport.

Brisbane Buses
Brisbane has a comprehensive local bus network. The main departure point in the city is Queen Street Bus Station which is beneath Queen Street Mall.

Brisbane Ferries
The fast ferries the City Cat run from the University of Queensland to Bretts Wharf. A slower Inner City Ferry system operates in the CBD area with more stops.

Brisbane Taxis
Yellow Cab (131 924)
Black and White Cabs (131 008)