Road closures after Cyclone Debbie

Hi Wayne.

The RACQ has a site for road closures which may help you, incl a small side bar that just lists the roads throughout Queensland. Try the link below.

RACQ Road Closures

Cyclone Debbie was over 12 months ago. I doubt if there would be any roads closed as a result of it.

As far as not purchasing fuel up there, if there is any water still in the tanks it would only be in closed service stations so why the worry. At any rate the first few vehicles that got a drink of water from the tanks would have produced results that would now have them cleared. With the cost of compensation rebuilding vehicle fuel systems I reckon that the station owners would make sure of their tanks rather than suffer the compensation costs.

Hi Wayne

I also agree - I don't think any major roads or connection roads around where Cyclone Debbie struck would still be closed, possibly under some kind of repair but as someone has suggested the RACQ website is a good place to start.

I was part of the clean up & recovery effort at Eungella National Park for a few weeks after cyclone Debbie and there's a good chance some of the roads here may still be closed - but they would only be service roads for rangers etc. The sheer amount of tree's across roads and walking tracks in this area was phenomenal. It hardly got a mention through the news and reports but from my time down there & looking around it got his just as hard as Airlie Beach & Proserpine.

Regards

Thank you for your responses. A read a post the other day, I think on facebook, where someone mentioned that a certain main road was still closed for repairs following that cyclone, so I thought I would ask the question just in case. I will look up the RACQ site as suggested and check it out for road closures. Thanks again,
Wayne