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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

2 August 2020

On the state election campaign this week we caught up with candidates for Mt Ommaney and Bulimba, and talked bridges, tunnels, ferries, and connections to public transport. We joined a community cycle for protected bike lanes and launched petitions to upgrade cycling facilities when roads are resurfaced in Morningside and Rochedale. Around the suburbs, we have updates from Norman Park, Indooroopilly, Rocklea, and Brisbane Airport.

26 July 2020

Still no sign of those pop-up cycleways. We kicked off our state election campaign this week with a ride around the Bulimba electorate with LNP candidate Anthony Bishop. In this digest we discuss the Victoria Park Vision, a tragedy in Yeronga, and bring you the latest news from Nudgee, Banyo, West End, Morningside, Murarrie, Lytton, Wynnum and Brisbane Airport. All cycleways lead to better health!

19 July 2020

This week: we dispute claims the Queens Wharf area is “disused riverside land”, and provide feedback on plans for a bikeway across Victoria Bridge. Bikeways keep popping up, but not in Brisbane. Around the suburbs, we visit Indooroopilly, Toombul, Cannon Hill, Murarrie, Dutton Park, Oxley, and Coorparoo.

12 July 2020

This week we rode to remember Carolyn Lister; a life well lived and a friend well loved. The first meeting of the Active Transport Advisory Committee was positive, but no miracles happened. No cycleways have popped up in Brisbane yet. Around the suburbs we visited Salisbury, Rocklea, Oxley, and Coorparoo.

5 July 2020

This week was incredibly sad, as Carolyn Lister was killed in a collision with a truck while riding her bike to work. We need safe infrastructure so this cannot happen again. It’s why we’re determined to keep going, to make Brisbane better. This week: Nudgee, Dutton Park, Carina, Carindale and Murarrie are in our sights.

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