Everyone's travel needs are different. To help you get to your destination sooner, we offer a range of special public transport options in addition to our regular services.
Pre-paid services
Selected peak bus routes around Brisbane are pre-paid only to get you to your destination sooner.
Most of these bus routes operate in peak times only. Therefore there is at least one alternative bus option for passengers who don't have a go card or other valid ticket.
Bus routes that are pre-paid can be identified by the letter P next to the route number on the destination board at the top of the bus.
CityGlider and route P88 are the only pre-paid routes that operate throughout the whole day. If you use a go card you can board the CityGlider using the rear door.
FlexiLink
FlexiLink services use a maxi cab to drop passengers close to their destination. The vehicle is wheelchair accessible with a 'FlexiLink' sign to distinguish it from other maxi cabs.
Community services
Do you have difficulty using public transport?
If you are a senior or a person with a disability (or a carer) and have difficulty accessing public transport or a private vehicle, you could be eligible for community transport services.
How to get help
There are a number of organisations throughout South East Queensland which provide community transport services. To find out about options in your local area, go to The Queensland directory of health and community services website and enter 'community transport' into the keywords field and your location.
Non-TransLink services
Our journey planner may recommend a non-TransLink service because it connects with one of our services.
Non-TransLink operators provide services within the TransLink service area but they have different tickets, fares and conditions. You cannot use a TransLink ticket or go card to travel on these services.
