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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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Barriers to walking Barriers to bike riding
Addressing barriers to walking can ensure more people feel It is important to understand the barriers that people
safe and enticed to walk more. The Queensland Walking considering riding may face. Some barriers may be universal,
Strategy identified the following key barriers: others may be local to the Noosa community. Common
barriers to encouraging more people to bike ride are:
Actions that would
Personal barriers Access and ability Safety and personal
encourage walking
• lack of pedestrian • safe pedestrian
crossings or underpasses crossings and
on busy roads in high underpasses in key
•
visitation locations
not feeling safe when •
locations
smooth and even-
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don’t have a bike
no bike accessories
•
•
fear of traffic
fear of hostility
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walking alone surfaced paths • limited access to paths
• intimidated by cyclists
• rely on car before, during • more connected paths • bike security issues
• risk of embarrassment
or after work • greater separation from • need to carry things
• too much effort
• weather not suitable, lack traffic • travel distance
of shade • not confident enough
• more shade along • weather conditions
• prefer/habit of using other routes • no one to ride with
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• hilly topography
transport modes • more seating and • it’s for ‘other’ people
• lack of personal fitness
• not enough time places to stop and rest • just don’t think about it.
• lack of bike riding skills.
• have physical or mental • more walking trails
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conditions that prevent in natural areas near
walking. home.
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Table 4: Barriers to walking Table 5: Barriers to bike riding 2
Source: (1) Department of Transport and Main Roads 2019, Market Facts, 2019: Queensland Walking Survey analysis report summary), Queensland Government, Brisbane, Qld
(2) Department of Transport and Main Roads 2018, Bicycle riding encouragement guide, 2018, Queensland Government, Brisbane, Qld
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