Transport
Share with Care
All pathways in Queensland are shared unless otherwise signed.
Key rules for road users:
- A white symbol in a bike lane means cyclists only.
- A yellow symbol indicates a shared area between cyclists and motorists.
- Green paint on the road means you should pay more attention to cyclists.
- Riders should be considerate of drivers when choosing to cycle two abreast - they should indicate clearly and make sure they are visible.
- Motorists should leave at least one metre between the side of their vehicle and cyclists and if this is not possible, brake and wait.
- Motorists should always indicate correctly, and check blind spots before manoeuvring.
- Pathways are shared areas - cyclists need to make sure they are riding at an appropriate speed, should install a bell and warn pedestrians when they are coming.
- Everyone needs to keep to the left on pathways, and pedestrians should take care not to block the path.
Watch this Share with Care clip
Activity Centre
Learn how you can can share the roads and pathways and be a safer, more courteous Driver and/or Cyclist with information from the through the 'Share with Care' program.
In the Activity Centre you can setup a Living Smart profile and access calculators,
challenges, tools and games.
challenges, tools and games.
Useful Tips and Facts
- 20% of all trips under 5km can easily be cycled in 20mins
- Map out a safe route for your children to walk/ride to school. Meet them half way, park further away and walk. Buy umbrellas for wet weather.
- Park your car further away from your destination and walk or cycle the rest of the way
- Plan your car trips so you are doing several tasks./activities




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