The Bruce Highway is a major highway in Queensland, Australia, stretching approximately 1,700 kilometers from Brisbane to Cairns. It serves as a vital transport route, connecting various towns and cities along the coast, and supports both local and tourist traffic. The highway is named after Sir Thomas Brisbane, a former governor of New South Wales. The highway passes through diverse landscapes, including coastal regions, rainforests, and agricultural areas. It is an essential link for the Great Barrier Reef tourism and facilitates the movement of goods and services across the region. The highway is regularly maintained to ensure safety and efficiency for all road users.