Inner-Northern Busway, Brisbane

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The Inner Northern Busway is a shorter, 4.7km long counterpart to the South-East Busway. It is only partially completed with three stations operational.

Inner-Northern Busway (Inbound)
Name of station	TransLink zone	Serving suburbs	Connections
RCH Herston	1	Herston
QUT Kelvin Grove	1	Kelvin Grove
Normanby	1	Spring Hill, Petrie Terrace
Roma Street	1	Petrie Terrace	Rail connections at Roma Street Station
King George Square	1	Brisbane CBD
(Connects to Queen Street Bus Station)

The Inner-Northern Busway will run from the Queen Street Bus Station via a tunnel to new stations at King George Square and Roma Street. It will then connect to a separate road corridor running parallel to the Exhibition Loop railway lines to the Normanby Fiveways. The corridor then runs to the inner city suburbs of Kelvin Grove and Herston. It eventually connects to Lutwyche Road at the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital near the Inner City Bypass interchange. Most of this corridor has actually been completed apart from the tunnels under King George Square. It will be finished by 2007 and will eventually link to the Northern Busway.

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TransLink Busways and Bus Stations by Region
Busways	Inner-Northern Busway • South-East Busway	Proposed Busways	Boggo Road Busway • Eastern Busway • Northern Busway
Brisbane Central	Adelaide Street • Cultural Centre • Queen Street
Brisbane South	Browns Plains Grand Plaza • Garden City	Brisbane East	Cannon Hill • Carindale
Brisbane North	Aspley • Brookside • Chermside • Toombul	Brisbane West	Inala Plaza • Indooroopilly • University of Queensland • UQ Lakes
Eastern Region	Capalaba • Victoria Point	Western Region	Bell Street
Southern Region	Loganholme • Springwood	Northern Region	Strathpine • Caboolture
Sunshine Coast	Caloundra • Kawana • Noosa Heads • Sunshine Plaza	Gold Coast	Australia Fair • Harbour Town • Pacific Fair • Surfers Paradise • Tweed Heads