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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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18 August 2019

As the magpies start swooping, Council rejects pleas to complete the Riverwalk at Kangaroo Point, and leaves active transport out of their committee discussions and a major intersection “upgrade” at Camp Hill. The path through Howard Smith Wharves is finally firm and stable—even if a bit ugly⁠—and we take a peek over the fence at the Bicentennial Bikeway connection to the Goodwill Bridge, which is looking very schmick.

11 August 2019

The path through Howard Smith Wharves is finally being resurfaced; we take a look at a couple of the teething problems with the new Gabba and Kangaroo Point Bikeways; and check out the speed-zone bingo through Roma Street Parklands. We discuss bridges bridges and tunnels and why Brisbane is getting what we don’t need, but not what we do.

4 August 2019

The full cost of the Indooroopilly Bikeway was revealed this week, causing a few melt-downs, but celebrations from people who will use it every day. The Gabba Bikeway finally officially opened; and we got excited about progress on the North Brisbane Bikeway, lights on the Centenary Bikeway, and a new bridge at Northgate. Belinda took Doboy Ward Councillor, Lisa Atwood, for a bike ride, and met the opposition candidate, Jo Culshaw.

28 July 2019

The Centenary Bikeway is about to get an awesome upgrade as part of the Sumners Road Intersection project which started this week. In other news, the path behind the grammar schools is finally lit and back in action; and Belinda caught up with a couple of councillors and our Lord Mayor.

21 July 2019

The week got off to a good start, with a new bikeway opening on Lytton Rd, East Brisbane, and a missing piece completed on the Gabba Bikeway. We attended the Safer Roads, Safer Queensland road safety summit, and reported some good news regarding cycling facilities to be included in a number of road projects.

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