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Getting Around Toowoomba 2026: Buses, Roads and Cycling Explained

How to get around Toowoomba: Toowoomba Regional Council buses, cycling infrastructure, driving the Toowoomba range, and transport links to Brisbane in 2026.

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By Toowoomba Daily · Published 1 July 2026, 9:46 pm

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Updated 18 h ago· 12 July 2026, 9:07 pm

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Getting Around Toowoomba 2026: Buses, Roads and Cycling Explained
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Buses

Toowoomba Regional Council operates the local bus network (TransInfo services) connecting the CBD, Wilsonton, Harristown, Rangeville, South Toowoomba, and other suburbs. Frequency is moderate, with services running on weekdays and reduced schedules on weekends. TransLink's go card is accepted on Toowoomba buses.

Getting Around by Car

Toowoomba is primarily a car-based city. The Warrego Highway connects Toowoomba to Ipswich and Brisbane (about 2 hours) and continues west toward Roma and western Queensland. The New England Highway connects Toowoomba north toward Dalby and south via the Toowoomba Bypass to the Lockyer Valley.

The Toowoomba Second Range Crossing (Toowoomba Bypass), opened in 2019, significantly improved freight and through-traffic movement, reducing congestion on Ruthven Street and the CBD.

Parking in Toowoomba is generally readily available and affordable. The CBD has metered street parking and several free and paid car parks near Grand Central Shopping Centre and the Queens Park area.

No Train Service

Toowoomba has not had a regular passenger rail service since the 1960s. The nearest train connections are at Ipswich or Brisbane. The State Government has investigated restoring rail links but no funded project is currently underway.

Cycling

Toowoomba has a network of shared paths, particularly along creek corridors and parklands. The city's hilly terrain can make cycling challenging in some areas. The Toowoomba Wellcamp Airport, located 13 km west of the CBD, is accessible by car or taxi/rideshare.

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