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Single Question Responses
What is the most important factor that would influence your decision to walk or cycle for recreation?
5 April, 2021
Kiop72 says:
Improved lighting, seperation from traffic. walkers/runners and cyclists, more paths to follow, especially to the city.
5 April, 2021
NKM says:
Feeling safe to go out alone any time of the day.
5 April, 2021
James_Church says:
Safety, lighting and smooth paths for walking. Cycling, having either separation from traffic or wider shoulder s to ride on.
5 April, 2021
REC says:
Feeling safe, so far in my adventures on footpath or trail I am yet to feel unsafe, whether going solo or in a group. Yay Ipswich!
4 April, 2021
ChrisM says:
cyclist safety on the roads. wider shoulders to allow traffic to pass cyclists safely.
3 April, 2021
NealB says:
Bro able to do itfrom home and and a detonation
1 April, 2021
jenjen says:
To have someone else to walk with early in the morning
1 April, 2021
Bike74 says:
Remaining safe from traffic in Brisbane Rd from Bunamba to Amberley
31 March, 2021
joanne_flack says:
Having more paths that connect up to each other and can give you access to the centre of ipswich without too many hills.
31 March, 2021
planedave says:
whilst recreation is great, make cycling more accessible and safer for transport. makes for a healthier, greener population.
31 March, 2021
planedave says:
more safer connected paths and trails away from cars. There are a lot of bike tracks and trails that just go nowhere.
30 March, 2021
christina_horne says:
Feeling safe by myself and at night
Survey Responses
The overall results of the survey were:
Walking Community
- More footpaths in residential areas
- More walking paths in parks or along a river
- Walking tracks in natural areas with
- attractive scenery
- A need for safety: from traffic, roaming dogs
- and crime
- Separation of walking pathways from traffic
- More shade and lighting along pathways
Cycling Community
- More paths separated from traffic
- New designated cycling lanes on roads
- New/upgraded cycling paths in residential areas
- More and continuous cycling paths
- New/upgrades cycling trails and off-road tracks in
- natural areas with attractive scenery
- Non-walkers and non-cyclists
Ipswich non-walkers and non-cyclists:
- A need for safety: from traffic, roaming dogs and crime
- More lighting and visibility along pathways
- Attractive scenery and popularity of a place