M1 (Queensland)

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M1 Bruce Highway Gateway Motorway Pacific Motorway Queensland
General information
Type	Motorway
Length	255 km (158 mi)
Route number(s)	M1
Major junctions
North end	Bruce Highway, Kybong, Queensland
	Gympie Arterial Road (M3) Port of Brisbane Motorway (M4) Logan Motorway (M6)
South end	Pacific Motorway, NSW/QLD Border
Location(s)
Major suburbs / towns	Nambour, Caboolture, Eagle Farm, Springwood, Nerang
Highway system
Highways in Australia National Highway • Freeways in Australia Highways in Queensland

The M1 in Queensland, Australia, is a major urban road corridor. It connects the Sunshine Coast hinterland to Tugun, near the New South Wales and Queensland border, via the following corridors:

• Bruce Highway between Kybong and Bald Hills
• Gateway Motorway between Bald Hills and Eight Mile Plains
• Pacific Motorway between Eight Mile Plains and Tugun

The Pacific Motorway continues on south from the M1 into New South Wales, while the Bruce Highway continues further north from the M1 up the Queensland coast. Both of these roads and the M1 itself are part of the line of route of National Highway 1, although M1 signage is used for that part of the corridor.

With the completion of Section C of the Bruce Highway - Cooroy to Curra upgrade project (Traveston to Woondum) in February 2018^[1] the M1 has now been extended to Kybong, 10 kilometres (6.2 mi) south of Gympie. The Bruce Highway from Kybong to Gympie remains signed as A1. Section D of the project (Woondum to Curra, including a bypass of Gympie)^[2] will, when completed, become the next stage of the M1.

Note: While the references use Woondum as a designator for sections of the project the new intersection that marks the end of the M1 is wholly within the locality of Kybong, although bordered on two sides by Woondum.^[3][4]

A number of travel/service centres exist on the M1. These include:

• Bruce Highway
  • Caboolture (Both Directions)
  • Glasshouse Mountains (Both Directions)
  • Traveston (Northbound, Accessible for Southbound Traffic)
• Gateway Motorway
  • Nudgee (Northbound)
• Pacific Motorway
  • Stapylton (Southbound)
  • Coomera (Northbound)

Bruce Highway

Bruce Highway (A1) – continues north to Cairns

Myall Street (State Route 6) – Cooroy, Noosa

Eumundi–Noosa Road (State Route 12 east) – Eumundi, Noosa, Kenilworth

Yandina–Coolum Road (State Route 11) – Yandina, Coolum Beach

Nambour–Bli Bli Road (State Route 10 east / Tourist Drive 23 west) – Nambour, Bli Bli, Mapleton, Sunshine Coast Airport

Maroochydore Road (State Route 8) east / Nambour Connection Road west – Nambour, Woombye, Maroochydore, Big Pineapple

Sunshine Motorway (State Route 70) – Buderim, Mooloolaba

Steve Irwin Way (State Route 6 / Tourist Drive 24) west / Caloundra Road (State Route 6) east

D'Aguilar Highway (State Route 85) – Kilcoy

Uhlmann Road (State Route 60 west) – Burpengary

Deception Bay Road (State Route 26 east) – Burpengary, Narangba, Deception Bay

Anzac Avenue (State Route 71) – Petrie, Redcliffe

Gateway Motorway (M1) east / Gympie Arterial Road (M3) south – Gold Coast, Brisbane, Brisbane Airport

Gateway Motorway

Bruce Highway (M1) – Caboolture, Sunshine Coast, Cairns

Deagon Deviation (State Route 26) – Brighton, Redcliffe

Depot Road (State Route 27) – Deagon, Sandgate

Sandgate Road (State Route 26) – no exit

Southern Cross Way – to M7, Eagle Farm

Moreton Drive – Brisbane Airport

Kingsford Smith Drive – Eagle Farm, Hamilton

Southern Cross Way – to M7, Eagle Farm

Route becomes for Sir Leo Hielscher Bridges

Lytton Road (State Route 24) – Murarrie, Lytton

Port of Brisbane Motorway (M4) – Port of Brisbane, Murarrie, Lytton

Wynnum Road (State Route 23) – Tingalpa, Cannon Hill, Wynnum, Manly

Old Cleveland Road (State Route 22) – Sleeman Sports Complex

Mount Gravatt–Capalaba Road (Metroad 2 west / State Route 21 east) – Mackenzie, Wishart, Capalaba, Mount Gravatt

Miles Platting Road (State Route 56) – Eight Mile Plains, Eight Mile Plains busway station, Sunnybank

Pacific Motorway (M1 south-east / M3 north-west) – Logan, Logan Central

Pacific Motorway

Gateway Motorway (M1)

Rochedale Road (State Route 30)

Logan Road (State Route 30)

Paradise Road (State Route 50)

Chatswood Road (State Route 50)

Bryants Road (State Route 47)

Beenleigh — Redland Bay Road (State Route 47)

Logan Motorway (M6)

City Road (State Route 92)

Main Street (State Route 94)

Hope Island Road (State Route 4) / Tamborine — Oxenford Road (State Route 95)

Gold Coast Highway (State Route 2)

Smith Street Motorway (State Route 10)

Southport–Nerang Road (State Route 20)

Nerang–Broadbeach Road (State Route 90)

Nielsons Road (State Route 40)

Gold Coast–Springbrook Road (Gooding Drive, State Route 50)

Robina Parkway (State Route 42)

The Link Way (State Route 99)

Somerset Drive / Robina Parkway (State Route 7)

Reedy Creek Road (State Route 80)

Bermuda Street (State Route 3)

Stewart Road (State Route 98) – to Gold Coast Highway (State Route 2)

Pacific Motorway (M1) – continues south into New South Wales

Metroad 1 in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, is the former designation of the M1 road corridor in Brisbane. It connected Bald Hills to the southern suburb of Beenleigh via Gateway Motorway, between Bald Hills and Eight Mile Plains, and Pacific Motorway, between Eight Mile Plains and Beenleigh.

• On 4 August 2017, a tanker carrying hydrochloric acid caught fire and exploded on the M1 near Loganholme, resulting in a 1km exclusion perimeter. There were no injuries.^[5]

• Metroad

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