Truck Fire Shuts Down Ann Street in CBD Again

A commercial truck fire in Brisbane’s Central Business District has caused significant disruptions once again. The incident occurred on Ann Street, just outside Central Station, at approximately 1 PM on January 29, 2026.

Details of the Truck Fire on Ann Street

Emergency services were promptly dispatched to the scene after reports of flames engulfing the vehicle. Fortunately, authorities confirmed that no one was inside the truck at the time of the fire. The Queensland Fire Department responded swiftly, and the blaze was extinguished within minutes.

Witness Accounts and Traffic Disruption

Onlookers reported intense heat radiating from the fire, even from the opposite side of Ann Street. Witnesses described thick black smoke rising from the vehicle, attracting a crowd of over 50 people. Traffic was redirected, resulting in delays at the Edward Street intersection until at least 1:25 PM.

The Vehicle Involved

The vehicle, a Hino truck, was marked with the logo of HEQS, a furniture company operational in Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne. The flames primarily affected the truck’s cargo canopy, while the cabin remained largely unscathed.

Conclusion

This incident marks the second disruption caused by a truck fire on Ann Street within the same morning. Authorities continue to investigate the cause while ensuring the safety of the area. For further developments on this story, stay tuned to Filmogaz.com.