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Have your say on the Maribyrnong Draft Bicycle Strategy 2019 - 2029!
What do you think about riding in Maribyrnong now? What needs to change in the future to make it easier for you to choose your bike over any other way of getting around? Help us to understand how they can grow a healthy and safe, cycling culture. You don’t have to be an experienced rider to get involved, we want to hear from everyone.
We have developed a new Bicycle Strategy to guide the next ten years of investment in cycling in Maribyrnong. The Strategy nominates major projects aimed at increasing cycling through increased physical separation and safer speeds. It seeks to address concerns raised in the community as well as ensure Maribyrnong is seen as a place where ‘people ride bikes.’
We are now seeking community feedback on the Draft Strategy.
Have your say by completing the online survey, the bicycle parking map or coming to one of our drop-ins by 20 December 2019
Have your say on the Maribyrnong Draft Bicycle Strategy 2019 - 2029!
What do you think about riding in Maribyrnong now? What needs to change in the future to make it easier for you to choose your bike over any other way of getting around? Help us to understand how they can grow a healthy and safe, cycling culture. You don’t have to be an experienced rider to get involved, we want to hear from everyone.
We have developed a new Bicycle Strategy to guide the next ten years of investment in cycling in Maribyrnong. The Strategy nominates major projects aimed at increasing cycling through increased physical separation and safer speeds. It seeks to address concerns raised in the community as well as ensure Maribyrnong is seen as a place where ‘people ride bikes.’
We are now seeking community feedback on the Draft Strategy.
Have your say by completing the online survey, the bicycle parking map or coming to one of our drop-ins by 20 December 2019
