by Queensland Walks | Mar 31, 2021 | blog
Queensland Walks will be attending the Smart Urban Futures conference, and we encourage you to join us. 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...
by Queensland Walks | Mar 15, 2021 | blog
Walking with low vision, by Jim Cameron. “Walking gives me mobility, independence and keeps me active, but with low vision it puts constraints on where I can walk and do it safely without taking unnecessary risks. I did have a Drivers Licence many years ago and...
by Queensland Walks | Mar 5, 2021 | blog
“I walk every day, as I do not own a car. Sharing footpaths (with e-mobility devices) is exceptionally difficult.” “The speed at which they are allowed to travel endangers pedestrians, and I have been witness to many near collisions between scooter...
by Queensland Walks | Feb 19, 2021 | blog
The Brisbane City Council issued a Draft e-mobility strategy in the Brisbane local government area. This strategy deals with the proposed expansion of the use of e-scooter, e-bike hire and private use, and other potential e-devices. Whilst this strategy relates to...
by Queensland Walks | Jan 21, 2021 | blog
Our button has been pressed! In March 2020 Queensland Walks welcomed automation of some pedestrian buttons at signalised intersections. Many Queensland councils aimed to reduce the spread of COVID through automation, and in Brisbane this included more than 560...
by Queensland Walks | Dec 21, 2020 | blog
Did you miss the NWTN community consultation with Brisbane City Council? You’re not alone. Editor’s note: We are writing this whilst on holidays. Forgive us if there are any typos….and merry walkable christmas to you all. The North West Transport...
