Ah, the infamous 'red PS' in Queensland—assuming you mean the red pedestrian signal at traffic lights. In Queensland, the red pedestrian light duration isn't fixed universally; it varies depending on the intersection's complexity and traffic flow. Generally, the red man will show for the entire duration vehicles have green, which can be anywhere from 10 to 60 seconds. This is designed to keep pedestrians safe, so no jaywalking heroics, mate.
For exact timing at a particular intersection, you'd have to consult the local council or Transport and Main Roads Queensland. And remember, staring at the red man won't get you anywhere faster—just wait, or consider a cheeky coffee while you do.
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