Access keys | Skip to primary navigation | Skip to secondary navigation | Skip to content | Skip to footer | Skip to page options |
Queensland Transport
Home > Projects and initiatives > Projects > Robina to Tugun Rail Impact Assessment Study

Robina to Tugun Rail Impact Assessment Study

The Robina to Tugun Rail Impact Assessment Study is examining future land use and public transport strategies, and will identify a preferred alignment for the rail corridor. The study is being undertaken by Queensland Transport in two stages, Stage A and Stage B.

Stage A (Robina Station to Stewart Road) of the study was completed in 2005, and the results of this stage are available in the Stage A Impact Assessment Study.

Stage B of the study is now underway and is covering the section from Stewart Road to Boyd Street.

A map of the Tugun Robina study area

A map of the entire Robina Tugun study area. A larger version of this map is available.

A map of part b of the study area

A map of Stage B of the study area.

Community consultation

Consultation with the community is an important part of the study. Community input on Stage A was used as part of the impact assessment study and helped shape the final outcome of that stage of the project.

Study updates will be made available via this web page.

Publications

The following publications are available for viewing online.

Stage A (Robina Station to Stewart Road)

For more information

For further information, send an email to planning.projects@transport.qld.gov.au.

Get Adobe Reader**While this department has taken every possible precaution with the creation of these files, they are downloaded and used at your own risk. Adobe Reader is needed to open and print Portable Document Format (PDF) files and is free to download from http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html. Various tools to enable access to these files for people using a screen reader can be found at http://access.adobe.com. Further information is available from the"Help with downloading, reading and printing PDF".

Last updated 05 March 2009