
11 Rockhampton schools to receive safety upgrades
We’re thrilled to see that 11 schools across the Rockhampton Region will benefit from $2.7 million in funding from the Department of Transport and Main
Our aim is to improve the conditions and profile of walking in Queensland, support and encourage government, organisations and agencies to improve policy and funding priorities to enhance walking.
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Queensland’s sustainable transport hierarchy prioritises walking, cycling, and public transport as the most environmentally friendly modes of travel. A quarter of Queenslanders do not hold a driving licence and many Queenslanders can’t afford or chose not to drive. Walking is therefore an important part of a transport system that Queenslanders rely on.
We’ve been working with Queensland school kids to clarify the rules around turning into side streets. Think you know how it works? Let’s see if you’re right.
Throughout the year, the Queensland Walking Alliance produces a range of helpful documents to communicate and promote our advocacy work. You can download a copy of the most recent documents here.
We’re thrilled to see that 11 schools across the Rockhampton Region will benefit from $2.7 million in funding from the Department of Transport and Main
We want wombats! The next Safe Systems Solutions Raised Crossing Training Course commences in March. The course is purposefully designed around one powerful treatment that
Queensland Walks recommends Raised Priority Crossings in urban streets. Raised Priority Crossings are one of the safest and most comfortable crossings options. This is why
This article was reprinted with permission from the author, Prue Oswin. Numerous mothers have confessed to me they don’t let their children walk or ride
Greg Vann, President Queensland Walks Shared via LinkedIn Green bridge no. 7 (or is it 8, think I’ve lost count!). Got along today (dodging the
The City of Gold Coast wants your input into drafting a Walking Network Plan (WNP) for Burleigh’s hidden green spaces and natural areas. The call
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