Getting Around Brisbane
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Main Transport Options
Find out how to navigate around Brisbane with multiple options.
Buses
From free city centre bus loops, CityGlider and BUZ services, buses are the main form of transport in Brisbane.
Ferries
CityCats and ferries take you anywhere along the Brisbane River with ease!
Metro
The Brisbane metro is Australia’s first - offering quick, regular and reliable turn-up-and-go transport options.
Train (Railway)
Brisbane trains make it simple to check out local attractions and get around to the suburbs.
Taxi
Brisbane is serviced by two major taxi companies - 13cabs and Black & White Cabs. You can easily hail one on the street or download the GoCatch app!
Rideshare
Popular ridesharing services like Uber, DiDi, Shebah and Ola are available for use around Brisbane! The GoCatch app also offers rideshare services alike.
Cycling
Brisbane’s got heaps of bikeways. Whether you’re heading to class, getting some exercise, or just exploring, they’re an easy way to enjoy the outdoors.
E-Mobiles*
E-bikes, e-scooters and other electric mobility devices are often ridden around Brisbane if you’re looking for an alternative and sustainable mode of transport.
Full Network Map
Ferry Network Map
E-Mobility*
Electric mobility refers to the use of lightweight battery-powered devices, including e-bikes and personal mobility devices, such as e-scooters.
E-mobility does not include motorised scooters (mopeds) or motorised wheelchairs.
E-bikes and personal mobility devices include:
E-scooters
Electric Pedal Assisted Bicycles
E-skateboards
Segways
Onewheels
In Queensland, a personal mobility device must:
- Be designed for use by one person
- Fit specific dimensions (length, width and height)
- Have a maximum weight of 60 kg (when not carrying a person or load)
- Be powered by an electric motor
- Have one or more wheels
To ride a personal mobility device, you must be 16 years or older or at least 12 years and supervised by an adult.