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Have your say about proposed cycle lanes

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This consultation has concluded.

Council would like to hear your thoughts on the proposed installation of bicycle lanes at

  • Kennedy Ave (North Tce to Wireless Rd East)
  • Pinehall Ave (Vivienne Ave to Suttontown Rd)
  • Crouch St North (Boomerang Ave to Saint Martins Dr)
  • Wireless Rd West (Penola Rd to Flinders Tce)

Council seeks to encourage a healthy lifestyle and to promote the use of bicycles as an alternative mode of transport and to ensure that cycling is a reasonably safe, convenient and a healthy way to travel.

Your feedback is important

  • Please feel free to express your thoughts, ideas and comments in the discussion forums

We value your feedback ... have your say today Mount Gambier

Council would like to hear your thoughts on the proposed installation of bicycle lanes at

  • Kennedy Ave (North Tce to Wireless Rd East)
  • Pinehall Ave (Vivienne Ave to Suttontown Rd)
  • Crouch St North (Boomerang Ave to Saint Martins Dr)
  • Wireless Rd West (Penola Rd to Flinders Tce)

Council seeks to encourage a healthy lifestyle and to promote the use of bicycles as an alternative mode of transport and to ensure that cycling is a reasonably safe, convenient and a healthy way to travel.

Your feedback is important

  • Please feel free to express your thoughts, ideas and comments in the discussion forums

We value your feedback ... have your say today Mount Gambier

Discussions: All (3) Open (0)

  • What prevents you from cycling now? Would the provision of safer bicycle routes motivate you to become more active?

    over 11 years ago
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    We'd like to hear the main reasons preventing you and you family from cycling or from cycling more often. Is it traffic, safety, lack of cycling networks to key destinations or insufficient cycling infrastructure? We're eager to hear your thoughts and ideas on what needs to take place to get you cycling or cycling more.

  • What are your ideas for improving cycling locally?

    over 11 years ago
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    From the creation of new routes to the installation of bike parking, we're keen to hear your ideas for improving cycling. Feel free to suggest ideas you've seen elsewhere.

  • Are safer linkages between schools, residences and commercial areas important to you and your children?

    over 11 years ago
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