2009. The Coorparoo bus station and busway proposed at the Myer building are not built. The section opened on 29 August 2011. Further extensions Further stages of the Eastern Busway are ready for immediate delivery, should funding become available under the Australian Government's Infrastructure Australia program. The Queensland Government's Transport and Main Roads Department has stated that [quote] Planning for the ultimate Eastern Busway between Main Avenue, Coorparoo and Capalaba is currently being revised, with further stages subject to funding and government priorities. Busways - Department of Transport and Main Roads The department is developing cost-effective short and medium term options on Old Cleveland Road, including intersection upgrades to allow for bus priority. It is proposed to extend the Eastern Busway along the Old Cleveland Road corridor via the suburbs of Coorparoo, Camp Hill, Carina, Carindale and Chandler to Capalaba. Historically, the Old Cleveland Road corridor was a major tram route until closure of Brisbane's tram network in 1969. Stations Busway stations on the Eastern Busway currently include: UQ Lakes Boggo Road Princess Alexandra Hospital Buranda Stones Corner Langlands Park Major proposed stations on the busway include: a new station underneath the old Myer building at Coorparoo a new station at Carindale busway station near Westfield Carindale the existing Sleeman Centre park & ride facility at Chandler the existing Capalaba bus station Road access to the busway is available at Dutton Park, Buranda (via the South East Busway and O'Keefe Street) and Langlands Park (via Old Cleveland Road and Main Avenue). Boggo Road Station platform numbering Boggo Road busway station is located alongside the Park Road railway station. The busway platforms are listed as Platform 5 (toward Buranda) and 6 (toward UQ Lakes) to align with the existing platforms at Park Road station. This may cause confusion to busway users as on each other station in the Busway network, inbound (toward city) traffic is designated Platform 1 while outbound (away from city) traffic is designated Platform 2. Services All services on the busway are operated by Brisbane Transport. References External links Bus rapid transit in Australia Busways Public transport in Brisbane Transport infrastructure completed in 2009 2009 establishments in Australia