What the G20 will mean for Brisbane

BRISBANE AND THE G20 - WHAT'S EXPECTED

* More than 30 world leaders to attend, including Obama and Putin

* 4000 delegates and about 3000 reporters

* 6000 police, including 1500 from interstate and New Zealand, patrolling

* Restricted public access areas, including parts of South Bank where summit will be held

* Vehicles bound for restricted areas to be checked at security points

* Reduced public transport services and road closures, but no free public transport

* Many of the security restrictions to apply from Monday, November 10

* 1100 free car parking spots to attract people to CBD, but no free public transport

* Road access to and from airport affected intermittently as leaders arrive and depart

* Public holiday in Brisbane local government area on Friday, Nov 14, but retailers and restaurants free to trade

* More than 20 protests planned, but police expect more