Road safety still blames the victim
Why messaging still blames the victim in road safety. Now AI is doing it too. When a person who is walking is injured or killed on our roads or on the roadside, the first questions will too often focus on what the pedestrian did wrong. Were they distracted by their phone? Did they cross away […]
weWALK Toowoomba
Join us in Toowomba for a WALKshop. WeWALK is an open community group for anyone that has an interest in ensuring everyone can walk, roll or stroll. Please be prepared to have fun whilst you learn about what walking means to your community and how we can make the Toowoomba region a walkable community for […]
Jim Cameron’s story: walking with low vision in South East Queensland
Read a story written by Jim Cameron about his experience and advice about walking with low vision.
Queensland Walks’ response to Brisbane City Council’s Draft E-Mobility Strategy
E-mobility Strategy Queensland Walks has taken the time to review Brisbane’s Draft E-mobility Strategy which was released at the end of 2020. In forming our position, Queensland Walks spoke with fellow organisations and the walking community, we conducted a community-based survey on E-mobility and Walking, and we spoke with ABC Brisbane Radio about the many concerns that the walking […]
Smart Urban Futures conference 2021
Join us for the online Smart Urban Futures conference 21 – 23 April 2021. If you represent or are involved with community, work in local or state government, involved in road safety and transport planning, or are generally interested in better planning and healthier cities – we invite you to register and join us.
How are you Travelling? video released
How Are You Travelling? 75% of Queensland parents would like their kids to be more active. Walking to school is one way that our Queensland kids can be more active, but it is also an important part of road safety. Queensland Walks has created a road safety video for your school to share. The ‘How […]