Better Bikeways for Brisbane

Better Bikeways for Brisbane
Lord Mayor Graham Quirk is helping to make the city more accessible for cyclists with a record commitment of $120 million over four years for the Better Bikeways 4 Brisbane program.

Public and Active Transport Committee Chairman Peter Matic said the...

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New stop on Brisbane's busiest bikeway

New stop on Brisbane’s busiest bikeway

Lord Mayor Graham Quirk is forging ahead with his plan to activate Bicentennial Bikeway, with refreshment and information pods to be housed under the Coronation Drive overpass.
The Lord Mayor said construction would begin in early 2013...

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Bicentennial Bikeway Stage 3

Bicentennial Bikeway Stage 3

Brisbane City Council is planning to upgrade the Bicentennial Bikeway between Park Road and Lang Parade, Milton to improve the safety and efficiency of this busy area.

This project is part of Lord Mayor Graham Quirk’s commitment to provide...

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Lord Mayor kicks off $120m bikeways program

Lord Mayor kicks off $120m bikeways program

Lord Mayor Graham Quirk is kicking off work on his record $120 million Better Bikeways 4 Brisbane program as part of an innovative plan to provide safer off-road travel options for commuters.

The Lord Mayor said the increase i...

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Brisbane bikeways mapped on Google

Brisbane bikeways mapped on Google

Lord Mayor Graham Quirk is delivering another active transport initiative, with Brisbane bikeways now available as part of Google Maps.

Deputy Mayor Adrian Schrinner said the new online tool provided cyclists with maps of council bikew...

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Footpath upgrade for Toowong

Lord Mayor Graham Quirk is delivering another key suburban infrastructure upgrade in a bid to make Brisbane’s footpaths safer and more accessible.

Local Councillor Peter Matic (Toowong) said Council is set to upgrade a footpath along Bywong St at Toowong.

The $20,000...

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