Brisbane bikeways plan - planning and implementation
Roger Taylor
Abstract
Roger Taylor
Abstract
The Brisbane city council acknowledges the bicycle as a potential form of transport and recreation, and in 1977 initiated a program to build bikeways. After a pilot study to determine the characteristics of cyclists in the city, a comprehensive plan for bikeways was prepared and the Brisbane bikeways plan was released in 1983. A number of bikeways in the plan have been constructed and the paper discusses the planning and implementation for these bikeways.
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The Brisbane city council acknowledges the bicycle as a potential form of transport and recreation, and in 1977 initiated a program to build bikeways. After a pilot study to determine the characteristics of cyclists in the city, a comprehensive plan for bikeways was prepared and the Brisbane bikeways plan was released in 1983. A number of bikeways in the plan have been constructed and the paper discusses the planning and implementation for these bikeways.
Key concepts: Plan (archaeology), Recreation, Transport engineering, Environmental planning, Engineering, Geography, Political science, Archaeology