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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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Latest Weekly Digest

24 May 2020

Council hinted we might be closer to protected bikeways in the CBD. Maybe. But as Melbourne and Sydney get serious about cycling through the coronavirus recovery, Brisbane urgently needs a plan, so we’ve proposed high-value, low-friction links to tackle inner city congestion. We discuss cycle commuting (in any weather) to work and school, and how seniors benefit too.

17 May 2020

This week: a win for advocacy as the Jim Soorley Bikeway stays open. Council says no to urgent #SpaceForHealth but Brisbane people are still keen to ride. The Courier Mail gets nasty, but there’s better coverage in other media. We update on green bridges, the Veloway, and news from the suburbs.

10 May 2020

Council is back in session, but we’re disappointed and increasingly alarmed at Brisbane’s non-response to COVID-19 as business and schools start to come back. We have some good news stories though. Around the suburbs we visit Bellbowrie, Tarragindi, Norman Park, Coorparoo, Wakerley and Dutton Park, and update on the Jim Soorley Bikeway, North Brisbane Bikeway, and V1 Veloway.

3 May 2020

Bikeways around Brisbane are still busy, and the national campaign for #SpaceForHealth is gathering momentum. Around the world it almost feels as though the tyranny of cars might be coming to an end, but will Brisbane be left behind stuck in traffic? In local news we revisit Dutton Park and the Jim Soorley Bikeway, and report some long-awaited good news from Norman Park.

26 April 2020

This week we helped launch a national campaign for #SpaceForHealth and #HealthyStreets during and after the COVID-19 crisis. Brisbane City Council returned; we reported on local news from Dutton Park and East Brisbane, and the plans for a new ferry terminal at Howard Smith Wharves.

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