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Brisbane committee weighs permanent fixes at 5 Points intersection; staff to produce roundabout and curb‑extension concepts
Summary
City staff told the Complete Streets Safety Committee that a five‑leg intersection at Visitation/San Bruno presents unique conflict points and near‑misses. The committee asked staff to produce high‑level roundabout overlays, cost estimates and alternative schematics and to return in June for further review before any permanent construction.
City staff presented concerns about the five‑leg "5 Points" intersection and asked Brisbane’s Complete Streets Safety Committee on April 1 whether the temporary curb extensions installed in 2024 should be formalized or whether the city should pursue alternative layouts such as a one‑lane roundabout.
Staff explained that intersections with more than four legs create more conflict points and are harder for drivers and pedestrians to navigate. "A 5‑leg intersection has higher collision rates than a typical 4‑way intersection... they\'re confusing," staff said, and noted visibility problems on the San…
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