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Great Southern 2050 Cycling Strategy

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Have your say to help shape the future of bike riding in the Great Southern region.

In collaboration with the City of Albany and the shires of Broomehill-Tambellup, Cranbrook, Denmark, Gnowangerup, Jerramungup, Katanning, Kent, Kojonup, Plantagenet and Woodanilling, the Department of Transport is developing the Great Southern 2050 Cycling Strategy.

The Strategy will set out a long-term vision for bike riding across the region, including an aspirational cycling network covering key townsites and interregional connections. The Strategy will be used to guide funding decisions and prioritise key projects.

As such, we are seeking your input via a short survey to help shape the future of cycling across the region.

While the survey questions are focused on bike riding, we recognise some types of infrastructure can be used by many different users including people walking or running, people using electric scooters and other small electric rideable devices (eRideables) as well as people using wheelchairs or mobility scooters.

We want to know what your local needs are to help guide the development of the Strategy.

Have your say to help shape the future of bike riding in the Great Southern region.

In collaboration with the City of Albany and the shires of Broomehill-Tambellup, Cranbrook, Denmark, Gnowangerup, Jerramungup, Katanning, Kent, Kojonup, Plantagenet and Woodanilling, the Department of Transport is developing the Great Southern 2050 Cycling Strategy.

The Strategy will set out a long-term vision for bike riding across the region, including an aspirational cycling network covering key townsites and interregional connections. The Strategy will be used to guide funding decisions and prioritise key projects.

As such, we are seeking your input via a short survey to help shape the future of cycling across the region.

While the survey questions are focused on bike riding, we recognise some types of infrastructure can be used by many different users including people walking or running, people using electric scooters and other small electric rideable devices (eRideables) as well as people using wheelchairs or mobility scooters.

We want to know what your local needs are to help guide the development of the Strategy.

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Great Southern 2050 Cycling Strategy Interactive Feedback Map

over 1 year

Please share your thoughts and ideas on improving bike riding in the Great Southern region by placing a pin to tell us:

  • Issues / pain points: Locations that do not work well for riding (e.g. no bike path, conflict points with other road users, barriers to movement etc.).
  • Strengths: Locations that work well for riding, and infrastructure you would like to see more of around the region (e.g. high quality bike path, good bike parking facilities etc.).
  • Ideas: We would love to hear your ideas on how we can make riding safer, more enjoyable and more convenient for people riding to / from and within the region.

How to use the interactive map

1.       Click the plus "+" symbol on the left side of the map

2.       Select the appropriate pin and drag it to the relevant location on the map

3.       Add your comment, you can also upload an image to help demonstrate your feedback

4.       Click “submit” to save your pin on the map

TIP: make sure you zoom in on the map to accurately place your pin.

CLOSED: This map consultation has concluded.
Page last updated: 02 Dec 2022, 04:22 PM