Program highlights

The 2024–2025 Annual Progress Report highlights the Regional Roads and Transport Groups’ successes in developing transport infrastructure across the state.

Local governments voluntarily collaborate with our districts to form 17 Regional Roads and Transport Groups (RRTGs) across the state, which make local transport infrastructure investment decisions based on regional priorities.

RRTGs work collaboratively to regionally plan for and prioritise investment on road and transport infrastructure, including allocating funding to the highest priority projects and identifying opportunities for financial efficiencies.

RRTG boundaries Queensland map

2024–25 program highlights

• 23 years of partnership between Queensland’s state and local governments
• 17 Regional Roads and Transport Groups across Queensland
• 68 local governments participating as members of the Roads and Transport Alliance
• 122 Regional Roads and Transport Group executive and technical meetings held
• 177 projects supported through Roads and Transport Alliance Transport Infrastructure Development Scheme
• 34 capability initiatives funded through the Statewide Capability Development Fund
• 576 RRTG member staff trained with the support of the Statewide Capability Fund
• 3064 Local Roads of Regional Significance (LRRS)
• 38,939 km total length of LRRS

Financial results of the TIDS program for 2024–25