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2021-07-06 S&O Agenda - Item 11 - Attachment 2 - Noosa Cycling and Walking Strategy and Implementation Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawn Economic benefits
Events contributing Supporting our local economy
to the local Over the next 10 years construction of new and
upgraded walking and bike riding infrastructure projects
economy
are estimated at
$22.68m
Noosa's cycling events
including major events such
as the Noosa Triathlon,
contribute over $22m per year
to the local economy. 1
40%
of visitors to Noosa
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engaged and spent over $1.5m
since 2018 in outdoor/nature based
activities. 2
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Cost-effective
You can make a
Riding a bike or walking around
town is a great way to save difference
money.
If bikes and e-bikes became
The cost of buying and maintaining
22% of all transport trips in all
R
a bike is around 1% of the cost of
3 cities worldwide, greenhouse
buying and maintaining a car!
gas emissions and energy use
would be reduced to 47% by
5
2050.
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Riding your bike 10km to and from work each day, will
save
approximately $1,700
per year in transport costs (including running costs and
4
depreciation).
On average, every $1 spent on cycling
infrastructure returns almost $5 to
Queensland in health benefits, reduced
6
traffic congestion and other benefits.
Source: (1, 2) Tourism Noosa visitation data (Sept 2020)
(3, 4) Department of Transport and Main Roads, 2016, Queensland Cycle Infrastructure Investment Strategy 2016-26 and Business Case, Queensland Government, Brisbane, QLD, viewed 8
February 2021, < https://www.qld.gov.au/transport/public/bicycle-riding/benefits-of-riding>.
(5) Mason, J, Fulton, L & McDonald, Z 2015, A Global High Shift Cycling Scenario, Institute for Transportation & Development Policy, U.S.A,, viewed 8 February 2021, <https://itdpdotorg.wpengine.
com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/A-Global-High-Shift-Cycling-Scenario_Nov-2015.pdf>.
(6) Department of Transport and Main Roads, Queensland Cycling Strategy, Infographics, Queensland Government, Brisbane, Qld, viewed 8 February 2021, <https://blog.tmr.qld.gov.au/cycling/
infographics/>.
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