Way2Go Connecting Logan: A vision for future transport in Logan
Consultation has concluded
The Final Integrated Local Transport Plan, Way2Go - Connecting Logan, was adopted by Council in December 2018. We greatly appreciate the input from all key stakeholders and community members. Click here to view the final plan.
Council has developed a draft Integrated Local Transport Plan – Way2Go Connecting Logan – to guide and shape Logan’s transport future for the next 25 years.
Council is actively listening to the community and seeking feedback on the draft Way2Go plan. Information received during the consultation period will inform future discussions with Council and will help finalise the plan.
Community, industry and stakeholders are encouraged to view the draft Way2Go and provide feedback on what matters most to you.
Please provide your feedback by completing the survey and engaging in the discussion forum below. Alternatively, from 11 September, you can make a hard copy submission in any of our Libraries or Customer Service Centres or come along to one of the 11 Talk to the Planner sessionsbeing held across the City of Logan in September and October and 'Talk to a Planner' about any aspects of the plan.
However you choose to provide your feedback, we are looking forward to hearing from you on this important document.
The Final Integrated Local Transport Plan, Way2Go - Connecting Logan, was adopted by Council in December 2018. We greatly appreciate the input from all key stakeholders and community members. Click here to view the final plan.
Council has developed a draft Integrated Local Transport Plan – Way2Go Connecting Logan – to guide and shape Logan’s transport future for the next 25 years.
Council is actively listening to the community and seeking feedback on the draft Way2Go plan. Information received during the consultation period will inform future discussions with Council and will help finalise the plan.
Community, industry and stakeholders are encouraged to view the draft Way2Go and provide feedback on what matters most to you.
Please provide your feedback by completing the survey and engaging in the discussion forum below. Alternatively, from 11 September, you can make a hard copy submission in any of our Libraries or Customer Service Centres or come along to one of the 11 Talk to the Planner sessionsbeing held across the City of Logan in September and October and 'Talk to a Planner' about any aspects of the plan.
However you choose to provide your feedback, we are looking forward to hearing from you on this important document.
Providing
a framework that ensures future land use and transport is coordinated, integrated
and appropriate for the Logan community will help ensure the
long-term economic, environmental and social sustainability of Logan.
With above average rates of private vehicle ownership and
usage in Logan, there is potential for active transport, particularly walking
and cycling, to play a much greater role in the future. This will help to improve access and travel choice, to achieve more balance
between different transport modes, and to improve the health and wellbeing of
our community and natural environment.
By improving the attractiveness, affordability, integration
and safety of passenger transport services, we can begin to provide real
alternatives to private vehicle use allowing better use of our existing
infrastructure while reducing our transport emissions.
The
road network is an important element of our transport system as it carries
people and goods to, from and within the city. More appropriately using and
better managing the network will help improve the safety and efficiency of
these movements while limiting the impacts on surrounding areas
There is a very real possibility that the greatest
disruptor to our future transport system may not even currently exist.
Therefore, the planning and delivery of transport should be flexible to
accommodate emerging technologies and new solutions that increase the
efficiency of our existing transport infrastructure.
Scheduled
delivery of new or upgraded transport infrastructure and services will support
growth and promote sustainable travel patterns. A toolkit of travel demand
management initiatives for Logan, including increased community awareness of
different travel choices, will help manage congestion.
