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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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15 December 2019

Brisbane’s famous monster-bollard took a fall and welcome rain caused flash flooding in some areas which posed challenges for cycling commuters. The recently completed bikeway along Riverside Drive in West End gets the thumbs up.

8 December 2019

News this week: plans for shared space along the waterfront past Eagle St Pier, and progress on the Botanic Gardens Riverwalk and North Brisbane Bikeway. Conversations from the suburbs about how shade and combining cycling with public transport can help ensure people can still get out and about despite the heat.

1 December 2019

Reports of a “cycleway explosion in Brisbane” are greatly exagerated, but the good ones are certainly being well used, and we continue to watch progress on the North Brisbane Bikeway and SE Veloway with great anticipation. The news is not so positive in most other parts of Brisbane though; this week we discuss how Brisbane is failing at truly inclusive transport, although that’s not through lack of technical expertise.

24 November 2019

We heard from experts at the International Cycling Safety Conference, and enjoyed showing them the highlights and challenges of cycling in Brisbane. Howard Smith Wharves have been asked to rectify their unauthorised construction, and we’ve questioned Council’s priorities on local bikeways.

17 November 2019

Consultation has begun on Council’s plan for 5 new green bridges, and on the Queensland Government”s plan to upgrade the Lindum Station precinct. Disappointingly, on-street parking won out over public safety on Dornoch Tce, in a move we hope doesn’t set the agenda for future projects. Meanwhile, cargo-bike culture is starting to develop in Brisbane’s suburbs.

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