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-...
BQ attends inaugural LGAQ Active Transport Forum
Bicycle Queensland interim CEO Liana Heath and Director of Advocacy Andrew Demack attended the Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ) first-ever Active Transport Forum on Friday 15 August.
This is a great initiative by LGAQ because it gives an opportunity for larger Councils with more resources and more staff to share their innovations and resources with smaller Councils. This inaugural forum had presentations from TMR experts on safe bicycle infrastructure design, and from Councils on projects including safe street environments around schools and connecting sections of bikeway. Bicycle Queensland’s presentation looked at the feedback we received from holding forums for bike riders across every major centre in the state.
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...
Sylvan Rd separated cycleway inching ever closer
Brisbane City Council has released two sets of concept plans for the long-asked-for safe link from the Miskin Street terminus...