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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

11 April 2021

CityLink Cycleway is in the news; it’s great to see people discovering it! Go-slow on the Go Between Bridge and Cultural Centre Riverwalk; updates on Cross River Rail construction at Boggo Road; and our submission to a review of the local laws regulating advertising devices. Don’t let this be an epitaph for Brisbane: “Our city could’ve chosen life, but they chose cars.”

4 April 2021

This week: the Victoria Bridge separated cycleway is open! But we’re still waiting at Sumners Rd and the Go Between Bridge. We have updates from Brisbane Airport, the Indooroopilly Riverwalk, and Ipswich Motorway Cycleway. We discuss cycling and the climate crisis, and imagine a fairer Fairfield Road.

28 March 2021

Brisbane dried out in time for some fun bike events: Ride With Brisbane and Style Over Speed. Victoria Bridge and William St bikeways look oh so close, but still not open. Likewise the Ipswich Motorway underpass at Oxley Creek. We discuss the Roma Street Proposed Development Scheme, continue the conversation about 30kph streets, and ask: Is driving the new smoking?

21 March 2021

Be careful in the wet weather; some people find driving in these conditions confusing, but the kids can still Ride2School. This week: good progress on CityLink, V1 Veloway, and Logan Rd, but not so much on the GoBetween Bridge. We talk about e-mobility and whatever happened to a couple of “shovel-ready” projects. Around the suburbs: Eatons Hill, Wakerley, Lota, and Arana Hills.

14 March 2021

This week: how the North Brisbane Bikeway will connect through Eagle Junction, plus an update on the section between Chermside and Aspley. Improved plans for the Boggo Road precinct at Dutton Park; but a poor report card for TMR planners at Kenmore. CityCycle decommissioning is leaving riders stranded. Connections to the Ipswich Motorway Cycleway are coming – slowly.

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