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September 13, 2016October 15, 2016eastbug

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

23 Jan 2022

This week: great news from Dutton Park as a new protected intersection switches on and Cross River Rail release plans for a bridge across the tracks. Restrictions lift permanently on peak-hour travel for bikes on trains; calls for protected bikelanes on Newstead Tce; and ways to help us keep our feet dry crossing Lota Creek.

16 Jan 2022

This week: disruptions in the CBD; a development in Toowong with implications for the Bicentennial Bikeway; major changes ahead for Buranda Village; a speed check on the route from Chermside to Aspley; and one last chance to sign our petition for space for cycling on Nudgee Road. With congestion in the western suburbs news again, we argue it’s time to look beyond how to fit more cars. Internationally, Berlin citizens show the way forward.

9 Jan 2022

This week: a petition opposing the North Brisbane Bikeway misses the mark; high tides leave some off-road routes underwater; and we spot signs of yet another crash notorious roundabout in Morningside. Sign our petition for safer cycling on Nudgee Road. In international news, the Italian city of Milan is the latest with a comprehensive bike plan, and in the US, Mrs Oregon takes bike advocacy to the pageant stage.

2 Jan 2022

Happy New Year! A bike (or trike) can help you towards many of your 2022 resolutions, and if your goal is to cycle to work from the northern suburbs you might be in luck. It’s great to see more people in Clayfield saying “Yes” past my front door to eco-friendly transport. If your workplace is at the Port of Brisbane though, you’ve been badly let down – infrastructure promised before the port was privatised has never been delivered and active travel remains banned a decade later. Meanwhile, at Brisbane Airport, the vigil continues at the Viola Place gates.

26 Dec 2021

This week: Christmas reflections, including a look back at some significant highlights in the western suburbs in 2021. Cycling as socialism?? We debunk some “pinko rhetoric”. Plus: a new vision for Mowbray Park, the SE Freeway Bikeway reopens, a new community group is calling for Active Travel for Annerley, and we ask: where’s the casual bike parking at the RBWH?

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