Last updated: 6.13pm Thursday 27 November 2014 Due to extreme weather, the following services are suspended and delayed: Trains All trains are suspended on the Queensland Rail network, with the following exceptions: Ipswich line trains have resumed between Redbank and Rosewood stations, and Corinda and Darra stations. Springfield line trains have resumed between Corinda and Springfield stations. Gold Coast line trains have resumed between Kingston and Varsity Lakes stations. Beenleigh line trains have resumed between Kingston and Beenleigh stations. Cleveland line trains have resumed between Cannon Hill and Cleveland stations. Buses Brisbane Transport, Park Ridge Transit, Clarks Logan and Hornibrook bus services may experience delays of up to 30 minutes. The King George Square station is currently closed. Customers are advised to make their way to either Roma Street Busway station or Cultural Centre Busway station where they can catch a bus service. The 555 service will be travelling as far as Buranda Busway station due to flooding on Elizabeth St. Customers can change to a 111 service once at Buranda Busway station. Ferries CityCat, CityFerry and CityHopper ferry services in both directions are delayed up to 15 minutes due to extreme weather. Guyatt Park ferry terminal is closed due to fallen debris. Maxi taxis will be organised to take passengers between Guyatt Park and University of Queensland ferry terminals. TransLink will organise a mass go card adjustment for all rail passengers who incurred a fixed fare as a result of today’s extreme weather event. This will mean that any rail customers with a fixed fare will have this automatically returned to their go card within the next 24 to 48 hours. Bus and ferry customers should not have experienced any issues with go card. We thank customers for their patience.
Posted on: Thu, 27 Nov 2014 08:19:49 +0000
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