Space for Cycling Brisbane

Making a better Brisbane for everyone

Menu Skip to content
  • Home
  • About Us
    • Contact Us
  • Policies
    • Safer routes to schools
    • Local streets not through streets
    • Protected space on main roads
    • A connected and direct network
    • 30km/h for neighbourhood streets
    • Bicycle friendly suburban centres
  • Campaigns
    • Write to your Councillor
    • Attending Council Committee Meetings
    • Attending Council Meetings
    • CBD Protected Bike Grid
    • 2016 Federal Government Elections
    • 2016 Brisbane City Council Local Government Elections
    • 2017 Queensland Government Election
  • Resources
    • Whose road is that?
    • Correspondence
    • Videos
    • Commuter route reviews
    • Principal Cycle Network Plan
  • Weekly Digests
  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • YouTube
December 2, 2018December 2, 2018eastbug

MilesPlatting2

There is not even a sealed footpath along Miles Platting Rd, connection the Eight Mile Plains Station to Rochedale

« Previous Image
Next Image »

Post navigation

Published inPoor public transport or poor planning?

Follow our Latest News

Follow our Latest News

Latest Weekly Digest

16 June 2019

Budget week was distinctly underwhelming. The State Government continues with modest investment, while Brisbane City Council achieves astonishingly little with the budget they allocate.

9 June 2019

Bicycle Queensland CEO announced her resignation, leaving big shoes to fill. Work started on the Botanic Gardens Riverwalk, CityCycles started turning blue, we received good news about Kedron Brook Rd and started counting down to the budget.

2 June 2019

Brisbane City Council released their Vision for Adelaide St. We were busy consulting about connections from the Bicentennial Bikeway, through Nundah Village, and at Brisbane Airport – where there was good news and bad news.

26 May 2019

The latest plans for Cross River Rail include a cycling overpass at Boggo Road – woohoo!! Progress on the Kangaroo Point Bikeway plods along, as does the Woolloongabba Bikeway.

Commuter routes to the CBD

Blog at WordPress.com.