100 days on from Queensland’s new e-mobility laws
Queensland\'s new e-mobility laws have now been in place for around 100 days. Throughout the debate over the legislation, Bicy...
During September, The Landing at Queen’s Wharf will be used for select events and event setup as part of the Brisbane Festival. The programme has 9 nights of events using this location, which bisects the Bicentennial Bikeway.
Bicycle Queensland has been informed that barriers will create a separation between walkers and riders, and that crowd control staff will be on hand to help direct pedestrians. As in any shared space, Bicycle Queensland encourages all users to reduce their speed as appropriate for the conditions – the posted limit is 10km/h.
Note that the bikeway will be closed from 4pm on Saturday 6 September for Riverfire. At all other times the bikeway remains open.
Venue: Queens Wharf Brisbane, The Landing and Queen’s Wharf Plaza
Installation:
Thursday 4 September from 6.00am – 10.00pm
Event Dates: Friday 5 September – Saturday 27 September (Brisbane Festival Program)
Event Times: 6:00pm – 10:00pm – Friday 5 September (Brisbane Festival Opening Night)
12.00pm – 9:00pm – Saturday 6 September (Riverfire by Australian Retirement Trust)
6.00pm – 8:30pm – Thursday 18 September – Sunday 21 September (Baleen Moondjan)
5.00pm – 10:00pm – Thursday 25 September – Saturday 27 September (Drone Show)
Dismantle: Monday 29 September – Friday 3 October 6:00am – 6:00pm
A full list of road, bridge, bikeway and river closures are listed online. Feedback can be given here.

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