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link Principal Cycle Network Plan

The Queensland State Government released the Principal Cycle Network Plan for South East Queensland. It is available for download from the Department of Transport and Main Roads website.

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Principal Cycle Network Plan for a portion of Brisbane
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13 October 2019

As the Bicentennial Bikeway counter ticked over one million riders for the year, we lament the lack of similar separated infrastructure through Howard Smith Wharves. We share good news about a new bikeway opening in Drewvale, and a pump track nearing completion in MacGregor. This week Extinction Rebellion were excoriated for causing “disruption”, but we asked: what about the cars?

6 October 2019

There was good news from the Gabba Bikeway at Merton Rd, and a glimpse of the latest southern extension of the V1 Veloway. Council has proposed significant changes to Dornoch Tce in an attempt to fix that notorious blackspot.

29 September 2019

We looked into the results from the 2019 Australian Cycling Participation Survey, and joined Extinction Rebellion on a cycle for the climate. BCC and the Australian Government announced more spending on roads, as we continued to highlight the problem with expecting road widening or advances in car technology to provide some sort of miracle cure for congestion.

22 September 2019

This week, the pathway at Howard Smith Wharves become even more absurd; we mourned a tragedy at Moorooka; and we made the case for the bicycle as a way to address one of the biggest contributors to the climate crisis.

15 September 2019

This week a new segment of the North Brisbane Bikeway came online; we checked out progress on the Ipswich Motorway Cycleway and discussed the implications of a planned Northern Transitway along Gympie Rd. The Greens announced a very bike-friendly candidate for Lord Mayor, and we got involved in consultation about changes to the Moggill Rd roundabout at Indooroopilly.

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