BQ Bike Park: Ride to the Gabba
Bicycle Queensland have partnered with Microbility to deliver a new free, secure bike parking service at three remaining...
Bicycle Queensland’s Fortitude Valley Precinct Submission
Bicycle Queensland recently made a submission for the Fortitude Valley Sustainable Growth Precinct Plan. The submission asks for five things:
- A safe route to go from the hospital precinct to New Farm for riders, and from Breakfast Creek through to the city centre. Routes are on the Principle Cycle Network Plan – but nothing has been built.
- New developments should contribute to works that will deliver the safe cycling infrastructure.
- Better end of trip facilities in any new apartment or office complex built in the area.
- Less parking priority to stop flooding dense inner city areas with private vehicles.
- Get a public park built from the funds so far collected.
Queensland’s New E-Mobility Laws Explained
Queensland\'s new e-mobility laws come into effect from 1 July 2026, introducing significant changes for riders of e-bikes, e-...
CityLink Cycleway expands to Shafston Avenue
Brisbane City Council have announced they are adding a much-needed 1.2km section to Brisbane’s growing ...
Bicycle Queensland backs low-cost initiatives for the fuel crisis
In a joint national statement, Bicycle Queensland has joined a national coalition of transport and public health organisation...