Innisfail gets biggest project in State bikeway grants
Bicycle Queensland welcomes more than $15 million in Queensland Government funding for ten active transport projects across t...
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.
Gympie Council commits to rail trails
Bicycle Queensland has welcomed new funding to improve the Kilkivan to Kingaroy Rail Trail and extend the Mary Valley Rail Tr...
Riding e-bikes offroad in Queensland
There is some good news for Queensland e-bike riders following the introduction of new age and driver licence requirements on...
Wangetti Trail back on track
Far North Queensland’s next wave of trail development is gathering momentum, with construction underway on the next section...