City of Kingston adopts five year Walking and Cycling Plan
The City Of Kingston has advised that an ambitious five-year plan has been adopted to improve the experience of walking and cycling in Kingston.
The Walking and Cycling Plan 2023-2028 will see Council deliver more than 60 projects, which includes 40 projects suggested by the community – and prioritised through an extensive community consultation process.
It also commits Council to continued work on 28 projects currently being designed or investigated, including new crossings, footpaths, shared paths, bicycle lanes, traffic signals, street and shopping precinct upgrades.
Council will also add bike parking, repair stations, signs and ongoing monitoring and advocate to external authorities for 14 other related projects.
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