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The Alamein Street bus stop (ID 310165) at Beenleigh State High School will be temporarily closed from Sunday 1 December 2024 while Council brings vital infrastructure improvements as part of our Alamein Street Intersections Upgrade, at George and Main streets.
Route 553 commuters are advised to use an alternative bus stop (ID 310035) at the Beenleigh Train Station, approximately 340 metres (4-minute walk) to the south on Alamein Street.
We apologise for any temporary inconvenience, while we provide these essential intersection upgrades.
For more bus service information visit Translink or call 13 12 30.
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Construction Notice - Alamein Street Intersections Upgrade - October update |
Project timeline
Works are expected to start in early November 2024 and finish by mid-2025 (subject to weather and construction conditions). Most works will take place at night between 8:00pm to 5:00am, Friday to Wednesday and 9:00pm to 5:00am on Thursdays.
Project features
Alamein Street and George Street intersection upgrade includes:
- new traffic signals
- CCTV camera monitoring
- modified traffic islands
- new kerb, channel and ramps
- landscaping.
Alamein Street and Main Street intersection upgrade includes:
- new traffic signals
- changes to the existing footpath, including a new kerb ramp
- reconstructed traffic nose cone
- new block wall
- pavement resurfacing.
Project benefits
The upgrade will deliver a range of benefits, including:
- improved pedestrian access
- improved traffic flow
- more reliable travel times
- safer travel for motorists, bike riders and pedestrians.
Project impacts
We will make every effort to minimise disruption. However, some temporary impacts can be expected, such as:
- changed traffic conditions, including reduced speed limits, road or lane closures and detours
- restricted driveway access (affected residents will be notified)
- reduced street parking
- footpath closures and bus stop relocations (changes will be signed)
- potential disruptions to water, sewer and power services
- tree trimming or removal (where required)
- increased noise, dust, and vibration.
Road users are encouraged to plan their journey and allow extra travel time. We thank you for your cooperation as we work to provide a safer, more resilient and reliable road network.
Frequently asked questions
To view frequently asked questions, please visit the Alamein Street Intersections Upgrade FAQ page.
Contact us
If you have questions or feedback, please:
- call our Road Infrastructure Delivery team on 07 3412 3412
- register for updates by emailing roadcomms@logan.qld.gov.au
- write to us by addressing your letter to:
- Road Infrastructure Delivery – Alamein Street Intersections Upgrade
Logan City Council
PO Box 3226
Logan City DC QLD, 4114
Our project team will respond to your questions as soon as possible.
