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Published in24 November 2019

Latest Weekly Digest

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.

28 June 2020

Veloway Stage E is open, and it’s magnificent! Most riders are keen for an overpass at O’Keefe St next, but there’s strong support for other improvements too. This week the Gateway Bridge Bikeway turned 10, so we celebrated – but also asked: where are the connections?? We uncover more details of Council’s budget, and contemplate how bikes and heavy vehicles can travel safely together.

21 June 2020

Pop-up bikeways are coming to the Brisbane CBD! Plus there’s further good news that the Grammar Path will stay open. We check out the details in Council’s budget, and what’s next for the North Brisbane Bikeway.

14 June 2020

This week, updates to the Brisbane Metro Project pose more questions than they answer about cycling access on the Victoria Bridge. There’s good news about the Kangaroo Point green bridge, but it still needs better connections. Cross River Rail threatens to close the Grammar Path for 6 months with no safe detour, and we wonder what should be the priority for valuable road space: moving people or storing cars? In the southern suburbs, the Salisbury Bikeway is getting an upgrade, and the Veloway Stage E is oh so close.

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