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Chainage: find any Queensland Main Roads chainage in seconds

A two-minute tour of Chainage: find the TMR chainage by GPS, map tap or search, read traffic and heavy-vehicle data, check the spot in Street View, save and share points by project, and plan traffic control with signs, cones, set-ups and manifests.

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What chainage are we at? On Queensland's state-controlled roads, that one question can cost you time, phone calls and guesswork. Chainage answers it in seconds, right from your phone. Tap Find my chainage, and your GPS gives you the chainage, road name, section and carriageway for the nearest Main Road. Or tap the map, or search by road, section, coordinates, or even a Google Maps link, and jump straight to any chainage.

Every lookup comes with real road data. Traffic volumes, speed limits, and heavy vehicle access, right where you are. On site, track your chainage live as you drive, and switch between day and night maps. Before you head out, check the spot in Street View, with the chainage marker right there on the road. Hold on the road to move it, and the chainage updates.

Sign in to save points, pins and chainage ranges to projects. Organise them into sites, phases and layers, add notes and photos, and keep every file and change in the project hub. Planning traffic control? Place signs from the TMR sign library, with PTSS lights and VMS boards. Measure the road, and lay out cones. Then set up and pack up on site, with Chainage leading the crew from sign to sign, and print a manifest for the truck.

Then share exactly what people need to see, with links you control. Add a password, set an expiry, and revoke them any time. Anyone with the link can view, no account needed. Running a team? Create a company, invite your people, and give every role the right access. There's nothing to download. Chainage runs in your browser on any phone, tablet or computer, with your data hosted in Australia.

Chainage. Find any Queensland Main Roads chainage in seconds. Start free at chainage.com.au

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