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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

20 June 2021

This week, the Brisbane City Council Budget brings some good news, but not for those who have to brave the deteriorating Lytton Rd at Morningside. We discuss the Nathan, Salisbury, and Moorooka Neighbourhood Plan, and check progress on the Granard Road Bikeway, Ipswich Motorway Cycleway, and Gladstone Rd intersection at Dutton Park. Belinda goes bush in Cannon Hill; flex posts topple on Wynnum Rd; and the Kurilpa Bridge speed limit defies common sense.

13 June 2021

With good infrastructure, cycling is for everyone. But signs are not infrastructure! This week we visited Bulimba, Morningside, Nathan, Woolloongabba, Wavell Heights, and Oxley, and spotted a koala on the way home through Toohey Forrest. It’s time to get on with lighting paths in Macgregor and Moorooka.

6 June 2021

Big news: public eBikes are coming, and the Indooroopilly Riverwalk is open! The Cultural Centre Riverwalk is back in service, but who knows about the GoBetween Bridge. We discuss elevators, underpasses, bridges, drainage, and bollards – lots of flexible bollards. This week’s feature suburbs: Morningside, Norman Park, Carina, and of course Indooroopilly.

30 May 2021

A huge week, with our sixth bicycle film festival and a win for bikes on trains. But a tragedy in Woolloongabba reminds us how much is left to do. Green bridges are back in the news, with attention finally turning to Bulimba. Around the suburbs we report the latest news from Mount Gravatt East, Morningside, Stones Corner, Kangaroo Point, Carseldine, Brisbane Airport, St Lucia and Indooroopilly.

23 May 2021

This week: alignments announced for the next two green bridges, and the Goodwill Bridge is finally back to full width. We talk congestion and the climate crisis, and how bikes are part of the solution. Good news on the Indooroopilly Riverwalk and active transport provision on the new Everton Park Link Road. Don’t forget your tickets to the Brisbane Bicycle Film Night!

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