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Let’s make getting around our region easier

Council is working to make our active transport network more inclusive and is committed to making walking, riding and wheeling a real option for everyone. Give your feedback on the Draft Active Transport Plan before November 3.

A schoolboy with his mum, dad and little sister are all stationary on bicycles, all wearing helmets.

Do you walk or ride a bike to get around your neighbourhood? Do you travel using a wheelchair? That’s called active transport!

Sunshine Coast Council is updating its Draft Active Transport Plan to better meet the needs of our community and our growing population.

It sets out steps to make it easier and safer for our community to use active transport.

The draft Plan has been shaped by community feedback and aligns with Council’s vision to be recognised as Australia’s most sustainable region: Connected. Livable. Thriving.

Managing for Growth Portfolio Councillor Winston Johnston said the Plan aimed to create a more livable, healthy, safe and connected region.

“We are asking the community for feedback to ensure we’ve got it right,” Cr Johnston said. 

“We want to know if we have heard you correctly and developed actions that support you to walk, ride or wheel more in your local area.

“More people are choosing to live, work and enjoy life here on the Sunshine Coast–and who can blame them?

“But as our population grows, we want the Sunshine Coast to be a place where getting from A to B is simple, safe and easy–whether you’re walking, riding a bike or using a mobility aid like a wheelchair.”

A little boy walks across a zebra crossing with his Mum who is pushing a troller with a baby.

Accessible future

Council is working to make our active transport network more inclusive and is committed to making walking, riding and wheeling a real option for people of all ages, genders and abilities to get around.

Managing for Growth Portfolio Councillor Christian Dickson said Council was focused on improving active transport pathways and facilities such as end of trip bike racks.

“Active transport can reduce congestion, is low-cost and a safe way to travel which has flow on benefits for your health and hip-pocket,” Cr Dickson said.

“When more people choose to walk, ride or wheel, our whole region benefits socially, economically and environmentally.

“I encourage everyone in our community to get involved and explore better ways to move around their neighbourhood.”

Share your feedback

Council is inviting community feedback on the draft plan from October 7 until November 3, 2025.

Please provide your feedback via the online Have Your Say survey on Council’s website, or you can visit one of our community information pop-ups.

  • Flora-Palooza (Russell Family Park Montville):  Fri 10 October, 9am-1pm
  • Sunshine Plaza (Ground floor opposite Factorie) Wed 15 October, 9am-1pm
  • Kawana Shoppingworld (opposite Strand) Thu 16 October, 9am-1pm
  • Yandina Country Markets Sat 18 October, 6am-12pm
  • Beerwah Marketplace (Woolworths) Mon 20 October, 12pm-4pm
  • Coolum Village (Coles) Tue 21 October, 9am-1pm
  • Caloundra Shopping Centre (opposite Kmart) Wed 22 October, 9am-1pm

Once the consultation period is closed, Council will use the community feedback to inform a final draft of the Active Transport Plan.

The final Active Transport Plan will be published on Council's website once endorsed by Council.

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