Hellawell Road and Jackson Road intersection upgrade

This community engagement has now closed. Thank you to everyone who provided feedback.

Arial view of hellawell road and jackson road intersection

Brisbane City Council has developed a draft plan for the proposed upgrade of the Hellawell Road and Jackson Road intersection in Sunnybank Hills.

The current intersection is used by almost 23,000 vehicles each day and can be very busy during peak travel times. The proposed upgrade would replace the current roundabout with traffic lights and signalised pedestrian crossings to improve safety, accessibility and traffic flow predictability for people who drive, walk, ride or travel through the area.

We asked the community to share their current experience using this intersection and what they think about the proposed upgrade, including whether this is a project the community supports.

The draft plan has been informed by technical investigations and traffic analysis. Your input will help Council understand local needs and priorities and inform the next steps for the project.

Have your say

We invited the community to complete an online survey to help us understand peoples current experience using this intersection.

This survey will closed, 25 October 2026.

Brisbane City Council has developed a draft plan for the proposed upgrade of the Hellawell Road and Jackson Road intersection in Sunnybank Hills.

The current intersection is used by almost 23,000 vehicles each day and can be very busy during peak travel times. The proposed upgrade would replace the current roundabout with traffic lights and signalised pedestrian crossings to improve safety, accessibility and traffic flow predictability for people who drive, walk, ride or travel through the area.

We asked the community to share their current experience using this intersection and what they think about the proposed upgrade, including whether this is a project the community supports.

The draft plan has been informed by technical investigations and traffic analysis. Your input will help Council understand local needs and priorities and inform the next steps for the project.

Have your say

We invited the community to complete an online survey to help us understand peoples current experience using this intersection.

This survey will closed, 25 October 2026.

  • CLOSED: This survey has now closed. Thank you to everyone who provided feedback.

    Online survey

    We invited the community to help us understand their experience using this intersection by completing an online survey.

    This survey closed, 25 October 2026.

    This community engagement has now closed. Thank you to everyone who provided feedback.