The Eleanor Schonell Bridge connects Dutton Park on the south side to the University of Queensland (UQ) Lakes campus. You can access it by walking or cycling from nearby areas like Dutton Park or St Lucia. It's also accessible via public transport to these areas.

Yes, the bridge is a key route for Brisbane Metro buses, connecting to UQ and Dutton Park. You can also use the free City Hopper ferry service to get close to the river access points.

No, the Eleanor Schonell Bridge is a 'green bridge' primarily for pedestrians and cyclists. Only Brisbane Metro buses are permitted to drive across it.

The bridge is ideal for a scenic walk or cycle. Many visitors enjoy it as a pleasant route to start their day or as a way to commute to the UQ campus.

As a modern pedestrian and cyclist bridge, it is generally accessible. However, it's always a good idea to check with local authorities for specific accessibility details if needed.

No, walking or cycling across the Eleanor Schonell Bridge is completely free. It's a public amenity for everyone to enjoy.

The bridge is open 24/7, allowing access at any time. However, for the best experience and safety, visiting during daylight hours or well-lit evenings is recommended.

There is no entry fee to use the Eleanor Schonell Bridge. It's a free public space for recreation and transport.

Generally, pets on leashes are welcome in Brisbane's parks and on pedestrian pathways. Always check local council regulations for specific pet policies.

The primary restriction is that only pedestrians, cyclists, and Brisbane Metro buses can use the bridge. Private vehicles are not permitted.

The golden hour before sunset offers beautiful light for capturing the bridge and river. At night, the city lights and bus headlights create stunning light trails. +2

You can capture panoramic views of the Brisbane River, the UQ campus, city skyline, and dynamic shots of buses crossing at night. +2

The mid-span offers great river and city views, while the ends provide unique perspectives of the bridge structure and its surroundings. +1

Drone usage is subject to strict regulations in Brisbane. Always check the Australian CASA guidelines and local council rules before flying a drone.

A wide-angle lens is great for capturing the expansive views, while a telephoto lens can be useful for isolating details. A tripod is essential for night photography to capture light trails. +1

These are part of the infrastructure for the Brisbane Metro's fast charging stations for electric buses, utilizing wholesale electricity prices.

The bridge is generally well-lit and considered safe, but caution is always advised, especially in the early morning hours.

It's called the 'Green Bridge' because it promotes environmentally friendly transport options like walking and cycling, reducing reliance on cars.

Yes, there are drinking water stations and benches along the bridge, providing comfort for pedestrians and cyclists.

While not directly about street names, the bridge is a key connector, making it easier to navigate between Dutton Park and the UQ campus, and a landmark for orientation.