Welcome to the Queensland Road Photo Gallery : Metroad Routes.

This page covers Metroad routes located across Brisbane, in Queensland.

Brisbane is one of two Australian cities to have a Metroad route marking system (the other is Sydney). Introduced to Brisbane in 1995, , the initial system consisted of routes 1-5 but a sixth was added following the opening of the Gateway Motorway extension (Southern Brisbane Bypass) in 1998.

The Metroads form the priority routes into and through the metropolitan area. However with the implementation of alphanumeric routes in 2000, Metroad 1 was decommissioned in favour of M1, which covers the Pacific Motorway from Tugun to Eight Mile Plains and also the Gateway Motorway from Eight Mile Plains to Bald Hills. In 2005 M1 was extended to take in the Bruce Highway from Bald Hills to Cooroy.

To view the routes listed below, click on the route number or thumbnail image.

	Metroad 2: Ipswich Motorway, Granard Road, Riawena Road, Kessels Road, Mt Gravatt - Capalaba Road
	Metroad 3: Pacific Motorway (including Riverside Expressway), Coronation Drive, Hale Street, Inner City By-Pass, Bowen Bridge Road, Lutwyche Road, Gympie Road & Gympie Arterial Road
	Metroad 4: Gateway Motorway (Eight Mile Plains to Drewvale) & Logan Motorway (Drewvale to Goodna)
	Metroad 5: Frederick Street, Rouan Road, Boundary Road, MacGregor Terrace, Jubilee Terrace, Ellimatta Drive, Stewart Road, Wardell Street, South Pine Road and Stafford Road
	Metroad 6: Logan Motorway (Loganholme to Drewvale)